Explore a few of our stores and more
Amazon offers the broadest selection in retail, carrying hundreds of millions of products, including 300 million items available with free delivery for Prime members, across more than 35 categories including home, apparel, beauty, grocery, and everyday essentials.
Prime offers 300+ million items with free shipping across 35+ categories, including Same-Day and One-Day Delivery. Members get free grocery delivery, entertainment on Prime Video, exclusive deals like Prime Day, health care savings, and more—all in one membership.
Amazon Fresh is an online grocery store designed to offer a seamless shopping experience for customers, with consistently low prices and free same-day delivery for Prime members.
Whole Foods Market has been the world’s leading natural and organic foods retailer for 40 years. As the first national certified organic grocer, Whole Foods Market has more than 500 stores in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom.
Supporting our sellers
Independent sellers—who make up more than 60% of sales in Amazon’s store—have reached historic milestone, generating $2.5 trillion in sales.
At the annual Accelerate seller conference, Jassy said the decision to welcome independent sellers reinvented Amazon’s business and the customer experience.
Sellers can choose powerful add-on services from Amazon that drive their growth at a great price, enabling many sellers to make more money in Amazon’s store than in other sales channels.
Latest news about our Stores
Shop seasonal deals on spring fashion, beauty, home essentials, and more, with Prime members getting exclusive savings and fast, free delivery.
Four out of five Amazon customers in the U.S. have access to at least one of our 10,000-plus drop-off locations available within five miles of their home, now including FedEx Office locations nationwide.
Prime for Young Adults members earn cash back automatically on everyday purchases—no coupons or codes needed. Young adults have already earned over $145 million in rewards in less than a year.
In the latest episode of the ‘Learn and Be Curious’ podcast, Amazon's CEO of Worldwide Stores, Doug Herrington, discussed how Same-Day Delivery transformed customer behavior, and what's coming next.
