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Industrial Distribution Onsite-Like Monthly Sales per Site

measures monthly sales intensity at Fastenal customer locations generating at least $50,000 per month.

By Lee BaileyPublished Oct 2, 2026
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Industrial distribution Onsite-like monthly sales per Site measure average monthly sales intensity at Fastenal locations in its $50k+/month spend band.

Fastenal reported $147,328 of monthly sales per $50k+ Site in Q2 2026, up from $135,930 a year earlier. The band included 3,125 average active Sites and produced $1.381B of quarterly sales.

Sales intensity is different from Site growth

The metric can rise because existing relationships deepen even if the number of Onsite-like Sites does not change at the same rate. Fastenal also states that its per-Site totals use exact dollar amounts rather than rounded millions.

The $50k+ band is nested inside broader $10k+ and $5k+ bands. It should be analyzed with technology penetration such as FMI sales, not summed with those broader bands as if they were mutually exclusive customer tiers.

Primary source: Fastenal Q2 2026 Form 10-Q filed with the SEC.

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