KALOTOYS — Revenue

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Revenue

The brand’s Amazon year has two peaks, not one. December 2025 did $140,330, ordinary for toys; August 2026 then did $181,557 on back-to-school signs, and September 2026 was 4.1 times September 2025. Of each month a little under a third is left after Amazon’s fee, the goods, fulfilment and advertising — before overhead, and on cost shares the founders gave for the whole company in 2023.

The series counts all 370 listings carrying the KALOTOYS brand, manufacturer or name, each once, whichever of the three accounts lists it. That matters here more than usual: the storefront’s own seller accounts for under a fifth of the month, and measured off that account alone this page would describe a business about a fifth of the size.

Which Amazon marketplaces it sells in

All of it is Amazon US. One of the three accounts exists in Canada, with no ratings.

Shares of the latest month’s Amazon revenue, from Amazon’s sold badges. Each account’s seller id was looked up on every marketplace.

Four name puzzles at $34.96 are half of the month, and all four sit on the Giftora account. The school signs behind them arrived in June; the busy boards the storefront leads with are a small part of what sells.

“Sold / mo” is Amazon’s own badge, a band — hence n+. Revenue is that band times the buy box on 15 September 2026, so every row is a floor. 205 more priced listings carry no badge, each under roughly 50 a month, and count as zero; at up to 50 each they could add as much again. The account after each name is the storefront that lists it, not who held the buy box.

Revenue is a floor and profit is a ceiling. Three of the four cost lines under the profit are the founders’ own company-wide shares for 2023, not measurements of this brand — Margin breakdown says which, and why the same founders’ reported margin was far lower.

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