Draft Top — Revenue
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Revenue
The year has two peaks: summer, when June 2024 and June 2026 each sold over 7,000, and November to December, with January to March falling to a fraction of either. Close to three fifths of each month is kept, after Amazon’s two fees, the cost to make two Alibaba factories quoted, an assumed tariff and modelled advertising. September 2026 was twice September 2025, and the badges read in October were running higher again.
The series counts every listing this seller has sold under the brand, not only today’s storefront: the 2022 Lift listing, the Draft Top 3.0 and a Clara Peirce edition no longer have an offer, but carried the badge with the buy box held by Draft Top. Measured off the storefront alone the series would start in August 2024 and miss its best month.
Which Amazon marketplaces it sells in
Everything measured is Amazon US.
- Amazon United States: 100% of Amazon revenue ($104,361 a month)
- Amazon Canada: 0% of Amazon revenue — Seller account with 44 ratings; no Canadian listing was measured
- Amazon UK and Germany: 0% of Amazon revenue — No seller account
Shares of the latest month’s Amazon revenue. Canada was checked for a seller account and no further, so its sales are not counted here.
Seven colours of one tool are the whole month. Red, white and blue sells at $3 more than the rest.
Draft Top Lift — Red, White & Blue (B0D8B3NBY5): $28,990 a month at $29
Draft Top Lift — Black (B0FS8PXTX3): $25,990 a month at $26
Draft Top Lift — Forest Green (B0DS268SBC): $18,193 a month at $26
Draft Top Lift — Blue (B0D89Y4YVM): $15,594 a month at $26
Draft Top Lift — Ghost White (B0DS23PTB2): $10,396 a month at $26
Draft Top Lift — Red (B0DZ74PTVW): $2,599 a month at $26
Draft Top Lift — Clara Peirce edition (B0DFR7WTF7): $2,599 a month at $26
“Sold / mo” is Amazon’s own badge, a band, hence n+. Revenue is that band times each listing’s buy box at the month’s end, so every row is a floor. The other storefront listings — newer prints and the can clips — carry no badge and count as zero; the Clara Peirce edition sits off the storefront.
Revenue is a floor and profit is a ceiling. The cost to make under the profit is two Alibaba factories’ prices for openers they already make, not a quote for the Lift’s own design — Margin breakdown says what that means. The moulds a copy needs, about $9,000 once, are paid before the first order and counted in Test it first, not in the profit. Their own store, the distributors and retail are not in either.