A pesar del debate sobre la popularidad, tanto Black Friday como Cyber Monday vieron aumentos significativos en el gasto en línea. Despite debate over popularity, both Black Friday and Cyber Monday saw significant increases in online spending.

Una reciente encuesta de Bankrate.com indica que Cyber Monday es más popular que el Black Friday, con el 59% de los estadounidenses planeando comprar en comparación con el 53% para Black Friday. A recent Bankrate.com poll indicates Cyber Monday is more popular than Black Friday, with 59% of Americans planning to shop compared to 53% for Black Friday. Sin embargo, la National Retail Federation (NRF) informa que el 72% planea comprar el Black Friday, mientras que solo el 39% planea comprar el Cyber Monday. However, the National Retail Federation (NRF) reports that 72% plan to shop on Black Friday, while only 39% plan to shop on Cyber Monday. A pesar del debate sobre la popularidad, ambos días vieron un aumento del gasto en línea, con Cyber Monday esperado alcanzar $13.2 mil millones (aumento del 6%) y Black Friday a $10.8 mil millones (aumento del 10%). Despite the popularity debate, both days saw increased online spending, with Cyber Monday expected to reach $13.2 billion (6% increase) and Black Friday at $10.8 billion (10% increase).