Mount Cleverest — Revenue
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Revenue
Thirty-seven months of history, from September 2023, which is as far back as Amazon’s “bought in past month” badge goes in Keepa. Revenue here is that badge on each of the eighteen listings at each month end, priced at the buy box. The seller holds the buy box on every top listing and Amazon sells none of them, so nothing is split with a reseller. Roughly a quarter of September was left after the goods, shipping, tariff and Amazon’s two fees.
The chart is three Christmases and a long flat floor. November 2023 sold $105,480, October 2024 $212,582 and November 2025 $410,597, each roughly double the last, and between them the catalogue sold between $4,000 and $40,000 a month. The year to September 2026 totals $879,746, against $619,244 the year before; the whole of that gain is in the last three months of the calendar year, and the nine months outside it were lower. Nobody reading a single month would know which one they had.
🚨 The series stops at September because October was not finished when this was read. A live badge read on 6 October 2026 put the catalogue at about 4,700 units and $73,990, already past all of September and early in what has been the biggest quarter each year. It is a mid-month reading, not a closed month, so it is not a point on the chart.
The badge is a bracket rather than a count. Amazon prints 50+, 100+, 200+ and so on up to 3,000+, so every month here is a floor, and the hero deck is the bracket that matters: a move between 3,000+ and 4,000+ is worth about $17,000 on its own. Seven of the eighteen listings carry no badge at all in September and are counted at zero.
Which Amazon marketplaces it sells in
All of the measured revenue is Amazon US. The seller account exists on Canada with 7 ratings and nowhere else.
- Amazon United States: 100% of Amazon revenue ($39,048 a month)
- Amazon Canada: 0% of Amazon revenue — The seller account exists, with 7 ratings and no sold badge on any listing
- Amazon UK and Germany: 0% of Amazon revenue — The seller id returns no account on either, although the brand’s own store says it sells on Amazon UK
Shares of the latest month’s Amazon revenue, from Amazon’s sold badges. Asked by seller id on every marketplace, not by brand name.
The Original edition alone is two fifths of September and the three Mount Cleverest editions together more than half. The listing in second place is the 100 PICS US States flash cards, a 2020 listing that has outlived most of its siblings.
Mount Cleverest Original Edition — true-or-false trivia deck (B0B6B25BKW): $16,990 a month at $17
100 PICS US States & Capitals flash cards (B087MWB61Y): $11,691 a month at $13
Mount Cleverest Geography Edition — true-or-false trivia deck (B0CBSHKWSD): $3,398 a month at $17
Mount Cleverest Movie Edition — true-or-false trivia deck (B0CBSJDH54): $1,699 a month at $17
100 PICS Flags of the World travel game (B07VF6SFMX): $1,299 a month at $13
SMART CARDS Trains, 7-in-1 card game (B0CBQK97HF): $999 a month at $10
100 PICS Logos travel game (B087MW9JD9): $839 a month at $8
100 PICS Countries of the World travel game (B07VK983MC): $647 a month at $13
SMART CARDS Dinosaurs, 7-in-1 card game (B094XZ45Q5): $500 a month at $10
SMART CARDS Cars, 7-in-1 card game (B09YJWN6W1): $500 a month at $10
100 PICS Riddles travel game (B07VK9FM73): $487 a month at $10
100 PICS US Road Signs travel game (B09D3FLZD8): $0 a month at $13
SMART CARDS Countries, 7-in-1 card game (B08B8WJN5G): $0 a month at $10
100 PICS Brain Teasers travel game (B0CBSRCNVC): $0 a month at $13
100 PICS Jokes travel game (B087N53LJP): $0 a month at $13
100 PICS Animals travel game (B07L6MJ1X5): $0 a month at $7
SMART Cards US States, 7-in-1 card game (B0CBQK916R): $0 a month at $10
SMART Cards Animals, 7-in-1 card game (B08BCB8DK5): $0 a month at $10
“Sold / mo” is Amazon’s own badge, a band, so every row is a floor. Revenue is that band times the buy-box price. The seven rows at zero carry no badge, which means under roughly fifty a month, not none. Each band is priced at today’s buy box, so a month before a price change carries the new price.
Revenue is a floor and profit is a ceiling. The badge under-reports by rounding down to a bracket, and the profit above it deducts no storage, returns, removals, inbound placement or peak-season fulfilment surcharge, no software and no owner pay. Margin breakdown says which cost lines are measured and which are not.