medicube returns to first place, Shark Home enters the top two in its debut month, and Dr.Melaxin falls out of the top spot for the first time since August 2025.
Here are the 10 highest-revenue TikTok Shops in March 2026:
MaryRuth’s holds its position at No. 10 for the third consecutive month, appearing in both January and February 2026 before returning here. Revenue comes in at $6.81m on a -3.3% growth rate and 183.14k items sold, up from $5.16m in February. The shop’s consistent lower-table presence makes it one of the more stable entries in the bottom half of the rankings.
Micro Ingredients holds near the bottom of the list for a second consecutive month, ranking No. 8 in February at $6.59m and No. 9 in March at $6.85m. Revenue grows modestly at 3.3% with 247.08k items sold, the highest unit volume among the bottom five shops. The supplement brand has maintained a consistent presence in the top ten since at least the second half of 2025.
Crocs returns to the top ten at No. 8 with $8.37m in revenue and a 37.9% growth rate on 226.82k items sold. The brand appeared at No. 6 in October 2025 and No. 9 in December 2025 before sitting out January and February 2026. The March re-entry, paired with a growth rate above the list median, suggests a seasonal recovery for the footwear brand heading into spring.
Halara US holds at No. 7 for a second consecutive month, posting $9.90m in March versus $8.34m in February. Despite a reported -7% growth rate, its absolute revenue is higher month-over-month, reflecting a comparison against an earlier higher-revenue period. With 276.79k items sold, Halara moves the most units of any shop in the top seven.
QVC, Inc. drops from No. 3 in February to No. 6 in March, recording a -25% revenue decline from $14.35m to $12.67m. QVC held the top shop position in both October and November 2025 and had not fallen below third place in recent months before this drop. The -25% growth rate is among the steeper declines in the current top ten.
VEVOR Store rises from No. 6 in February at $8.63m to No. 5 in March at $12.80m, its highest revenue figure in the dataset and its best ranking since at least October 2025. The 7.2% growth rate understates the absolute revenue gain, which amounts to more than $4m month-over-month. VEVOR has appeared in every top-ten shop list since October 2025.
Tarte Cosmetics holds at No. 4 for a second consecutive month but records significantly higher revenue, up from $9.67m in February to $14.53m in March on a 57.8% growth rate. The brand’s placement of two products in the top-ten products list (No. 3 and No. 4) appears to support the shop-level gain. With 431.84k items sold, Tarte moves the second-highest unit volume in the current top five.
Dr.Melaxin falls from No. 1 in February to No. 3 in March, posting $15.38m on a -9.9% growth rate with 504.39k items sold. The brand led the shop rankings in December 2025, January 2026, and February 2026 before recording this positional drop. It moves the highest unit volume in the current top three and maintains the highest item count on the list overall, but the revenue contraction and Shark Home’s entrance push it out of the top two for the first time in four months.
Shark Home enters the top-ten shop rankings for the first time, debuting directly at No. 2 with $16.33m in revenue and a 108.2% growth rate. The shop sells just 63.55k items, the lowest unit total in the top five, achieving the second-highest revenue on the list through high average unit price. The result aligns with Shark’s product-level performance in March, where the brand places two items in the product top ten, including the No. 1 vacuum at $371.53 average.
medicube US Store reclaims the top position with $16.92m in revenue after ranking second in February at $14.56m. The -12.2% growth rate reflects a decline against a prior reporting period, while the absolute revenue figure is higher than February’s. medicube led the rankings in January 2026 at $12.48m and returns to first place with its highest monthly revenue in the dataset. With 501.59k items sold, the shop ranks second only to Dr.Melaxin in unit volume.
Takeaways
March 2026 brings the most significant structural shift in the shop rankings since November 2025. Shark Home’s debut at No. 2 with an 108.2% growth rate, combined with the brand’s two product placements in the product chart, marks its strongest month across both rankings categories in the dataset. Dr.Melaxin’s fall to third ends a four-month run at the top. medicube leads by total revenue despite a negative growth rate, while Tarte Cosmetics records the largest absolute revenue gain among returning top-five shops. QVC’s drop from third to sixth is its sharpest positional decline since October 2025, when it also held the top position before losing ground.
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medicube returns to first place, Shark Home enters the top two in its debut month, and Dr.Melaxin falls out of the top spot for the first time since August 2025.
Here are the 10 highest-revenue TikTok Shops in March 2026:
10. MaryRuth’s
Revenue: $6.81m | Growth: -3.3% | Items Sold: 183.14k
MaryRuth’s holds its position at No. 10 for the third consecutive month, appearing in both January and February 2026 before returning here. Revenue comes in at $6.81m on a -3.3% growth rate and 183.14k items sold, up from $5.16m in February. The shop’s consistent lower-table presence makes it one of the more stable entries in the bottom half of the rankings.
9. Micro Ingredients
Revenue: $6.85m | Growth: 3.3% | Items Sold: 247.08k
Micro Ingredients holds near the bottom of the list for a second consecutive month, ranking No. 8 in February at $6.59m and No. 9 in March at $6.85m. Revenue grows modestly at 3.3% with 247.08k items sold, the highest unit volume among the bottom five shops. The supplement brand has maintained a consistent presence in the top ten since at least the second half of 2025.
8. Crocs
Revenue: $8.37m | Growth: 37.9% | Items Sold: 226.82k
Crocs returns to the top ten at No. 8 with $8.37m in revenue and a 37.9% growth rate on 226.82k items sold. The brand appeared at No. 6 in October 2025 and No. 9 in December 2025 before sitting out January and February 2026. The March re-entry, paired with a growth rate above the list median, suggests a seasonal recovery for the footwear brand heading into spring.
7. Halara US
Revenue: $9.90m | Growth: -7% | Items Sold: 276.79k
Halara US holds at No. 7 for a second consecutive month, posting $9.90m in March versus $8.34m in February. Despite a reported -7% growth rate, its absolute revenue is higher month-over-month, reflecting a comparison against an earlier higher-revenue period. With 276.79k items sold, Halara moves the most units of any shop in the top seven.
6. QVC, Inc
Revenue: $12.67m | Growth: -25% | Items Sold: 248.37k
QVC, Inc. drops from No. 3 in February to No. 6 in March, recording a -25% revenue decline from $14.35m to $12.67m. QVC held the top shop position in both October and November 2025 and had not fallen below third place in recent months before this drop. The -25% growth rate is among the steeper declines in the current top ten.
5. VEVOR Store
Revenue: $12.80m | Growth: 7.2% | Items Sold: 178.32k
VEVOR Store rises from No. 6 in February at $8.63m to No. 5 in March at $12.80m, its highest revenue figure in the dataset and its best ranking since at least October 2025. The 7.2% growth rate understates the absolute revenue gain, which amounts to more than $4m month-over-month. VEVOR has appeared in every top-ten shop list since October 2025.
4. Tarte Cosmetics
Revenue: $14.53m | Growth: 57.8% | Items Sold: 431.84k
Tarte Cosmetics holds at No. 4 for a second consecutive month but records significantly higher revenue, up from $9.67m in February to $14.53m in March on a 57.8% growth rate. The brand’s placement of two products in the top-ten products list (No. 3 and No. 4) appears to support the shop-level gain. With 431.84k items sold, Tarte moves the second-highest unit volume in the current top five.
3. Dr.Melaxin
Revenue: $15.38m | Growth: -9.9% | Items Sold: 504.39k
Dr.Melaxin falls from No. 1 in February to No. 3 in March, posting $15.38m on a -9.9% growth rate with 504.39k items sold. The brand led the shop rankings in December 2025, January 2026, and February 2026 before recording this positional drop. It moves the highest unit volume in the current top three and maintains the highest item count on the list overall, but the revenue contraction and Shark Home’s entrance push it out of the top two for the first time in four months.
2. Shark Home
Revenue: $16.33m | Growth: 108.2% | Items Sold: 63.55k
Shark Home enters the top-ten shop rankings for the first time, debuting directly at No. 2 with $16.33m in revenue and a 108.2% growth rate. The shop sells just 63.55k items, the lowest unit total in the top five, achieving the second-highest revenue on the list through high average unit price. The result aligns with Shark’s product-level performance in March, where the brand places two items in the product top ten, including the No. 1 vacuum at $371.53 average.
1. medicube US Store
Revenue: $16.92m | Growth: -12.2% | Items Sold: 501.59k
medicube US Store reclaims the top position with $16.92m in revenue after ranking second in February at $14.56m. The -12.2% growth rate reflects a decline against a prior reporting period, while the absolute revenue figure is higher than February’s. medicube led the rankings in January 2026 at $12.48m and returns to first place with its highest monthly revenue in the dataset. With 501.59k items sold, the shop ranks second only to Dr.Melaxin in unit volume.
Takeaways
March 2026 brings the most significant structural shift in the shop rankings since November 2025. Shark Home’s debut at No. 2 with an 108.2% growth rate, combined with the brand’s two product placements in the product chart, marks its strongest month across both rankings categories in the dataset. Dr.Melaxin’s fall to third ends a four-month run at the top. medicube leads by total revenue despite a negative growth rate, while Tarte Cosmetics records the largest absolute revenue gain among returning top-five shops. QVC’s drop from third to sixth is its sharpest positional decline since October 2025, when it also held the top position before losing ground.
Data from Kalodata
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