Songbird Specialties — Revenue
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Revenue
This is not a Christmas-only gift. December sold 600, January fell under the badge, and then April and September both sold more than December did. More than half of each month is kept, after Amazon’s two fees, the quoted cost to make it, an assumed tariff, freight and a modest modelled ad line — a margin a $29.99 price with a light box allows.
The series counts the brand’s own seven listings, not the parent seller’s other five hundred, at $29.99 every month. It starts in November 2025 because the pourer sold under the badge for the eight months before; the zero January is the same floor, not a month without a sale.
Which Amazon marketplaces it sells in
Everything measured is Amazon US.
- Amazon United States: 100% of Amazon revenue ($32,989 a month)
- Amazon Canada: 0% of Amazon revenue — Listed at C$62.99 with no sold badge
- Amazon UK and Germany: 0% of Amazon revenue — No seller account
Shares of the latest month’s Amazon revenue. Canada sells below the badge threshold, so nothing there is counted.
Four colours of one pourer. Red is close to half the month.
Singing bird wine pourer — Red (B0F1H6B5VJ): $14,995 a month at $30
Singing bird wine pourer — Turquoise (B0F1HFM4WP): $8,997 a month at $30
Singing bird wine pourer — Blue (B0F1GWKYHG): $5,998 a month at $30
Singing bird wine pourer — Black (B0F1H8J8RW): $2,999 a month at $30
“Sold / mo” is Amazon’s own badge, a band, hence n+. Revenue is that band times the $29.99 price, so every row is a floor. The three colours listed in October carry no badge yet.
Revenue is a floor and profit is a ceiling. The cost to make under the profit is two Alibaba factories’ quotes for a copy, not the brand’s own cost — Margin breakdown shows them — and the parent company’s own store, its wholesale and the gift shops are in neither.