Amazon’s retail business now accounts for just 40.5% of the company’s total revenue, marking a new milestone in its evolution from an online bookstore to a commerce infrastructure provider.
In Q3 2025, the company generated $73 billion from combined online and physical store sales, while its service businesses – third-party seller fees, advertising, subscriptions, AWS, and its ‘others’ category – delivered $107 billion.
It’s a trajectory that has been consistent for years, but the milestone is nonetheless significant: 60% and rising of Amazon is now providing services rather than selling products.