2024 U.S eGrocery Shopper Profiles Report

Bring Your High-value Customers Back

Walmart isn’t just for bargain hunters anymore.
The 2024 US eGrocery Shopper Profiles Report reveals a 50% increase in sales from households earning $200K or more.


Meanwhile, grocers are losing ground with these high-value shoppers whose spending power is 1.5 times higher than lower-income households.


To win these customers back, you have to understand why affluent shoppers are flocking to Walmart—and what you can do to stop the churn.


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Section 1. Topline Patterns

  • Fig. 1: Overview of eGrocery Activity* by U.S. Households (HHs) in 1H24
  • Fig. 2: aMAUs Who Bought Groceries Online by Income in 1H24
  • Fig. 3: aMAUs Who Bought Groceries Online by Age in 1H24
  • Fig. 4: Share of aMAUs Who Bought Groceries Online from Various Formats in 1H24
  • Fig. 5: Share of aMAUs Who Bought Groceries Online from Various Formats in 1H24 by Income Group
  • Fig. 6: Share of Various Formats’ User Mix by Income Group in 1H24
  • Fig. 7: Share of eGrocery Sales by Banners/Formats and by Income Group in 1H24
  • Fig. 8: Percent Change in 1H24 Sales vs. Year Ago by Banner/Format and by Income Group
  • Fig. 9: Overall AOV by Banner/Format in 1H24
  • Fig. 10: Monthly eGrocery Orders per aMAUs by Banner/Format in 1H24

Section 2. Focus on Key Formats

Supermarkets

  • Fig. 11: Supermarket eShopper Mix by Income Group: ’23 vs ’24
  • Fig. 12: Supermarket eGrocery Sales Share by Income Group: ’23 vs ’24
  • Fig. 13: Share of aMAUs Who Bought Groceries Online from Supermarkets in 1H24
  • Fig. 14: Supermarket’s Reach into aMAUs: ’21 – ’24
  • Fig. 15: Supermarket eShopper Mix by Income Group in 1H2
  • Fig. 16: Supermarket eShopper Mix by Age Group in 1H24
  • Fig. 17: 1H24 AOV at Supermarkets: Overall and by Income & Age Groups
  • Fig. 18: 1H24 Order Frequency at Supermarkets: Overall and by Income & Age Group
  • Fig. 19: Overall Order Frequency at Supermarkets: ’21 – ’24
  • Fig. 20: Share of Supermarket aMAUs Who Also Bought from Other Formats in 1H24
  • Fig. 21: Supermarket aMAUs Who Also Bought from Walmart
  • Fig. 22: Supermarket aMAUs Who Also Bought from Target

Walmart (x Sam’s)

  • Fig. 23: Walmart eShopper Mix by Income Group: ’23 vs ’24
  • Fig. 24: Walmart eGrocery Sales Share by Income Group: ’23 vs ’24
  • Fig. 25: Share of aMAUs Who Bought Groceries Online from Walmart in 1H24
  • Fig. 26: Walmart’s Reach into aMAUs: ’21 – ’24
  • Fig. 27: Walmart eShopper Mix by Income Group in 1H24
  • Fig. 28: Walmart eShopper Mix by Age Group in 1H24
  • Fig. 29: 1H24 AOV at Walmart (x Sam’s): Overall and by Income & Age Groups
  • Fig. 30: 1H24 Order Frequency at Walmart: Overall and by Income & Age Groups
  • Fig. 31: Overall Order Frequency at Walmart: ’21 – ’24
  • Fig. 32: Share of Walmart aMAUs Who Also Bought from Other Formats in 1H24
  • Fig. 33: Walmart aMAUs Who Also Bought from Supermarkets
  • Fig. 34: Walmart aMAUs Who Also Bought from Target

Target

  • Fig. 35: Target eShopper Mix by Income Group: ’23 vs ’24
  • Fig. 36: Target eGrocery Sales Share by Income Group: ’23 vs ’24
  • Fig. 37: Share of aMAUs Who Bought Groceries Online from Target in 1H24
  • Fig. 38: Target’s Reach into aMAUs: ’21 – ’24
  • Fig. 39: Target eShopper Mix by Income Group in 1H24
  • Fig. 40: Target eShopper Mix by Age Group in 1H24
  • Fig. 41: 1H24 AOV at Target: Overall and by Income & Age Groups
  • Fig. 42: 1H24 Order Frequency at Target: Overall and by Income & Age Groups
  • Fig. 43: Overall Order Frequency at Target: ’21 – ’24
  • Fig. 44: Share of Target aMAUs Who Also Bought from Other Formats in 1H24
  • Fig. 45: Target aMAUs Who Also Bought from Walmart
  • Fig. 46: Target aMAUs Who Also Bought from Supermarkets

Section 2. Focus on Key Formats (cont.)

Hard Discount

  • Fig. 47: Hard Discount eShopper Mix by Income Group: ’23 vs ’24
  • Fig. 48: Hard Discount eGrocery Sales Share by Income Group: ’23 vs ’24
  • Fig. 49: Share of aMAUs Who Bought Groceries Online from Hard Discount in 1H24
  • Fig. 50: Hard Discount’s Reach into aMAUs: ’21 – ’24
  • Fig. 51: Hard Discount eShopper Mix by Income Group in 1H2
  • Fig. 52: Hard Discount eShopper Mix by Age Group in 1H2
  • Fig. 53: 1H24 AOV at Hard Discount: Overall and by Income & Age Groups
  • Fig. 54: 1H24 Order Frequency at Hard Discount: Overall and by Income & Age Group
  • Fig. 55: Overall Order Frequency at Hard Discount: ’21 – ’24
  • Fig. 56: Share of Hard Discount aMAUs Who Also Bought from Other Formats
  • Fig. 57: Hard Discount aMAUs Who Also Bought from Walmart
  • Fig. 58: Hard Discount aMAUs Who Also Bought from Supermarkets

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