According to in-store data from Grips Intelligence covering January 1 to July 31, 2026 across Amazon, menards.com and Office Depot, Fisher — a brand of John B. Sanfilippo & Son (NASDAQ: JBSS) — posted revenue growth of 2.4% over the tracked period. Amazon accounts for the largest slice of measured revenue at 59.7%, with menards.com close behind at 38.0% and Office Depot contributing just 1.3%. The average product price across the portfolio sits at $9.68, though pricing has softened 2.1% overall despite a 3.8% month-over-month uptick to $9.70 in the most recent period. That pricing gap is visible at the channel level, where Amazon best-sellers cluster in the $17–$21 range while top Menards items land between roughly $2.86 and $13.84. The combination of modest revenue gains, a mild 1.7% month-over-month lift and a slightly declining average price suggests Fisher is holding volume steady while competing on value in its highest-traffic channels.
OVER TIME
Over the last three months, revenue on tracked channels has grew by 2% from May to Jul.
OVER TIME
Over the last three months, average selling price on tracked channels has decreased by 2% from May to Jul.
REVENUE SHARE
Revenue distribution across product categories for Fisher on Amazon.
REVENUE SHARE
Revenue distribution across tracked channels for Fisher.
BY REVENUE
Fisher sells 61% online and 39% offline. Online runs through 2 channels; offline through 2.
Online
61%
39%
Offline
Online channels
61%
Offline channels
39%
BY REVIEW COUNT
Across 1.83M ratings on 3 channels, Fisher averages 4.6★. Most reviews for the products are in the 4.6–4.8 range.
BRAND AVERAGE
4.6
/ 5
From 1.83M ratings
Products are bracketed by their average rating, so all of an individual product's reviews fall into one bracket. This isn't a per-star breakdown of individual reviews.
BY REVENUE
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Price
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Price
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Revenue
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Revenue
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