Kajun Loaded Tea — Revenue

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Revenue

The series is Amazon’s own “bought in past month” badge on every listing, read at each month end since January 2026 and priced at the September buy box — nine months, because no listing sold enough to carry a badge before then. It is a floor twice over. A listing under about 50 sales a month counts as zero, and about half of the latest month sits on thirteen listings showing 1,000, which is the bottom of a bracket rather than a count; six of them have shown 2,000 at points since July. Of what it sells, a little over a third is kept once Amazon’s fees, the packets and modelled advertising come off — before returns, storage and overhead, and on two costs nobody has quoted.

Which Amazon marketplaces it sells in

All of it is Amazon US. The same seller id does not exist on Amazon UK, Germany or Canada.

Shares of the latest month’s Amazon revenue, from Amazon’s sold badges. Other Amazon marketplaces were not looked up.

No listing is 7% of the month. The ten best sellers are 37% of revenue and the top twenty about two thirds — and 40 of the 43 rows are the same $15.95 box in a different flavour.

“Sold / mo” is Amazon’s own badge, which is a band — hence n+ — and 13 rows sit on 1,000, the bottom of a bracket that runs to 2,000. Revenue is that band times the 15 September 2026 buy box, so every row is a floor. The 44th storefront listing, a 25-packet variety bundle, has no price and no badge and is not a row.

Revenue is a floor and profit is a ceiling. The floor is the badge: about half the month is capped at 1,000 a listing. The ceiling is the cost model: returns, storage and overhead are zero, and two of its five lines are placeholders. Margin breakdown says which.

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