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US Click-and-Collect Forecast 2023

Consumer Preferences Shift From Curbside to In-Store Pickup

Report by Blake Droesch  |  Feb 23, 2023
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Executive Summary
Click and collect is now a mature channel.
Click and collect has carved out a slice of the ecommerce pie, but it won’t get any larger.
Sales growth will depend on increased usage, not new adoption.
Grocery remains a bright spot for click and collect.
Retailers need a strong ecommerce presence and a wide retail footprint to compete for click-and-collect sales.
In-store pickup buyers will grow, while curbside buyers will plateau.
How should retail marketers react to consumers’ preferences shifting toward click and collect?
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Click and collect has matured as an ecommerce channel, but growth will slow as pandemic concerns alleviate.
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Ecommerce Sales
United States
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
Click and collect is now a mature channel.
Click and collect has carved out a slice of the ecommerce pie, but it won’t get any larger.
Sales growth will depend on increased usage, not new adoption.
Grocery remains a bright spot for click and collect.
Retailers need a strong ecommerce presence and a wide retail footprint to compete for click-and-collect sales.
In-store pickup buyers will grow, while curbside buyers will plateau.
How should retail marketers react to consumers’ preferences shifting toward click and collect?
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Executive Summary

Sales fulfilled by click and collect will see slower growth in the coming years. But adoption will remain high across several retail categories, even as consumer preference shifts from curbside to in-store pickup.

Key Question: How will click-and-collect usage change over the next three years?

US Click-and-Collect Sales, 2019-2026 (billions, % change, and % of retail ecommerce sales)
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KEY STAT: Click and collect will be less relevant as pandemic concerns wane, but it’ll still make up 8.5% of total US ecommerce sales this year.

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  1. Executive Summary
  2. Click and collect is now a mature channel.
  3. Click and collect has carved out a slice of the ecommerce pie, but it won’t get any larger.
  4. Sales growth will depend on increased usage, not new adoption.
  1. Grocery remains a bright spot for click and collect.
  2. Retailers need a strong ecommerce presence and a wide retail footprint to compete for click-and-collect sales.
  3. In-store pickup buyers will grow, while curbside buyers will plateau.
  4. How should retail marketers react to consumers’ preferences shifting toward click and collect?
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US Click-and-Collect Sales, 2019-2026 (billions, % change, and % of retail ecommerce sales)US Click-and-Collect Sales Growth vs. Total US Retail Ecommerce Sales Growth*, 2018-2026 (% change)
US Click-and-Collect Sales, 2019-2026 (billions and % of retail ecommerce sales)US Click-and-Collect Buyers, 2019-2026 (millions, % change, and % of digital buyers)
US Grocery Click-and-Collect Sales, 2019-2026 (billions, % change, and % of total US click-and-collect sales)US Click-and-Collect Buyers, by Purchase Method, 2019-2026 (millions)
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Executive Summary
Click and collect is now a mature channel.
Click and collect has carved out a slice of the ecommerce pie, but it won’t get any larger.
Sales growth will depend on increased usage, not new adoption.
Grocery remains a bright spot for click and collect.
Retailers need a strong ecommerce presence and a wide retail footprint to compete for click-and-collect sales.
In-store pickup buyers will grow, while curbside buyers will plateau.
How should retail marketers react to consumers’ preferences shifting toward click and collect?
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Media Gallery
About This Report
Click and collect has matured as an ecommerce channel, but growth will slow as pandemic concerns alleviate.
Topics
Ecommerce Sales
United States
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
Click and collect is now a mature channel.
Click and collect has carved out a slice of the ecommerce pie, but it won’t get any larger.
Sales growth will depend on increased usage, not new adoption.
Grocery remains a bright spot for click and collect.
Retailers need a strong ecommerce presence and a wide retail footprint to compete for click-and-collect sales.
In-store pickup buyers will grow, while curbside buyers will plateau.
How should retail marketers react to consumers’ preferences shifting toward click and collect?
Sources
Media Gallery

authors

Blake Droesch

Contributors

Whitney Birdsall
Senior Forecasting Analyst
Suzy Davidkhanian
Principal Analyst, Retail & Ecommerce
Andrew Lipsman
Principal Analyst, Retail & Ecommerce
Amy Rotondo
Director, US Research
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