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In 2025, the Dutch e-commerce market was valued at around **** billion euros. The Netherlands’ e-commerce market decreased slightly in 2025 when compared to 2024. In 2024, Dutch consumers spent roughly ** billion euros on online purchases and orders. This makes the country the seventh-largest e-commerce market in Europe in absolute terms and online shopping made up more than percent of their GDP. Consequently, around *** million online purchases were made by **** million buyers.

COVID-19 to increase online purchases further

Unsurprisingly, the use of e-commerce in the Netherlands increased since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic in the country. Survey information from May 2020 revealed that all product categories saw an increase in online sales during lockdown. Interestingly, this increase is believed to persist in the future once COVID-19 has passed. Dutch consumers especially show an intention to keep buying hardware and tools online, whereas fashion is predicted to stay at the same level as it was before the pandemic. Online medication and online grocery shopping are also to see an increase but are believed to still play a relatively marginal role in Dutch e-commerce.

Online performance of supermarkets

Before the coronavirus hit the Netherlands, its market size for online grocery shopping was believed to have stabilized at roughly *** billion euros at the end of 2019. This according to survey results. The same source behind this survey revealed that the revenue generated by supermarkets online increased significantly to *** billion euros as of June 2021.