This page is a public log of every Amazon Haul order we place to US addresses: the date ordered, the delivery window Amazon promised, and the date the box arrived. The goal is a number nobody else publishes: how long Amazon Haul really takes, by state, by month. The first 30-order report publishes in December 2026; the log below grows weekly.
Method
- Orders are placed from ordinary US consumer accounts to real residential addresses in several states; no business accounts, no expedited options (Haul offers none).
- We record order date, promised window shown at checkout, carrier handoff date from tracking, and delivery date from the carrier scan.
- Transit days = delivery date minus order date, counting calendar days.
- Orders during named events (Prime Day, Black Friday, the November $1 event) are flagged so seasonal slowdowns can be separated.
- We publish the raw rows; averages are simple means with the sample size shown.
Summary (updates monthly)
| Metric | Value | Sample |
|---|---|---|
| Average transit, all orders | First report December 2026 | 0 |
| Fastest / slowest | — | 0 |
| Orders delivered inside the promised window | — | 0 |
| Orders arriving after 14 days | — | 0 |
Order log
| Order date | State | Items | Promised window | Delivered | Transit days | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Logging begins with our first tracked orders in late October 2026. Rows are added as boxes arrive. | ||||||
Cite this data
Free to cite with a link to this page. Suggested wording: “According to AmazonHaul.net’s Delivery Tracker (n = X orders, Month Year), the average Amazon Haul order took Y days.” For the underlying rows or a state breakdown, contact us via the About page.