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ACSI® Retail and Consumer Shipping Study 2025 Summary

Core Content Overview

The American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) for the retail and consumer shipping sectors in 2025 provides insights into customer satisfaction across various industries. The overall retail sector sees a slight increase in satisfaction, with the ACSI score rising by 0.4% to 78.3, while consumer shipping remains stable at 77. The report highlights key trends, challenges, and performance metrics for each industry.

Key Industry Trends

General Merchandise Retailers

• Overall ACSI score: 78 (up 1% from 2024)
• Key improvements: Staff courtesy and helpfulness (up 3%), checkout speed (up 3%)
• Notable performers:
  • Sam's Club jumps 5% to 85, leading general merchandise retailers due to innovations like Scan & Go.
  • TJX (Marshalls, TJ Maxx) improves 4% to 82, gaining market share from Macy’s and Target.
  • Target sees a 1% decline to 80, while Macy’s remains unchanged at 82.
• Mobile app performance remains strong, with quality and reliability at 84 and 84, respectively.
• Online orders for in-store pickup are a key driver for store traffic.

Specialty Retailers

• Overall ACSI score: 79 (unchanged from 2024)
• Top performers:
  • Pet Supplies Plus improves 2% to 84, benefiting from the high pet ownership rate in the U.S.
  • Ulta Beauty and Bath & Body Works rise 4% and 3%, respectively, due to focus on wellness and self-care.
  • Best Buy climbs 3% to 81, surpassing Apple Store in the technology segment.
• Industry challenges: Several metrics show moderate declines, including order fulfillment accuracy, mobile app reliability, and checkout speed.
• Apparel brands like Nike and Gap experience significant drops in satisfaction (-5% and -6%, respectively).

Online Retailers

• Overall ACSI score: 79 (down 1% from 2024)
• Top performers:
  • Chewy maintains its dominance with an ACSI score of 85.
  • Amazon remains strong at 83, while Temu debuts at 75, lagging behind competitors.
• Notable declines:
  • Groupon drops 11% to 70, struggling with competition.
  • Staples and GameStop see -9% and -9% declines in satisfaction.
• Mobile app performance is a major strength, with quality at 87, though reliability slightly decreases to 85.
• Customer expectations for features like product images, reviews, and recommendations are rising, leading to modest declines in satisfaction.

Supermarkets

• Overall ACSI score: 79 (unchanged from 2024)
• Top performers:
  • Trader Joe's and Publix remain leaders at 84 and 84, respectively.
  • Wegmans, H-E-B, and Walmart show slight increases, driven by improved promotions and customer service.
• Industry challenges:
  • Call center satisfaction declines 4% to 76, while checkout speed and promotions frequency also show moderate drops.
  • Regional winners outperform nationally, suggesting local marketing and store quality play a role.

Gas Stations

• Overall ACSI score: 75 (unchanged from 2024)
• Performance: Slight improvements in convenience and speed of service, but overall satisfaction remains flat.

Consumer Shipping

• Overall ACSI score: 77 (unchanged from 2024)
• Top performer: Amazon Shipping leads with a score of 81.
• Key issues: Delivery timeliness and mobile app reliability show slight declines.

Main Points and Insights

• Convenience and value are the top priorities for consumers, with mobile shopping and online pickup playing a crucial role.
• Sam's Club stands out in the general merchandise sector due to its Scan & Go technology.
• Pet Supplies Plus, Ulta Beauty, and Bath & Body Works lead in specialty retail, driven by wellness trends and customer engagement.
• Chewy dominates online retail, while Temu struggles to match the satisfaction levels of established players.
• Supermarkets face challenges in customer service and call center support, but regional brands benefit from local marketing and store quality.
• Online retailers are under pressure to innovate, with AI integration and product variety being key areas of focus.
• Gas stations and consumer shipping show minimal changes, indicating stable customer expectations.

Conclusion

The retail sector is evolving with a growing emphasis on convenience, technology, and value. While general merchandise and specialty retailers show some improvement, online retailers and supermarkets face challenges in maintaining customer satisfaction. Sam's Club and Amazon emerge as leaders, showcasing the importance of innovation and efficiency in a competitive market.