We looked at customer purchasing habits and sales data across Canada and compared how buying trends differ from city to city.
Based on these patterns, we identified the cities where certain products and preferences show up more often and more consistently over time.
Edmonton shoppers tend to approach intimacy with a practical mindset — but they’re far from conservative.
There’s strong interest in modern pleasure technology. Clitoral suction toys, especially the Tracy’s Dog OG series, appear frequently, alongside app-controlled products from Lovense. Convenience and customization clearly matter here.
Buyers also show a willingness to invest in quality. Liberator furniture and premium strokers perform consistently well, suggesting a preference for well-designed, long-term products rather than quick novelty items.
Care products often round out the cart. Antibacterial toy cleaners and water-based lubricants are common add-ons, pointing to a customer base that values hygiene, longevity, and knowing how to look after what they buy.
Overall, Edmonton keeps things balanced: thoughtful, tech-curious, and quietly confident.
Montréal shoppers have a clear taste for the refined side of intimate wellness.
Premium massage wands, led by PalmPower Extreme, are especially popular here, pointing to a preference for powerful, well-designed essentials. There’s also steady demand for oral enhancement products and quality lubricants, with Astroglide and GoodHead spray showing up often.
Innovation matters too. Tracy’s Dog suction vibrators and Honey Play Box thrusting devices suggest an audience that enjoys trying new sensations rather than sticking to the basics.
On the higher end, Liberator positioning furniture and app-controlled toys from Lovense perform well, reinforcing Montréal’s reputation for being both tech-savvy and style-conscious.
From Tenga masturbators to specialty dildos, the mix is broad and unapologetically curious. Overall, Montréal shoppers come across as confident, experimental, and unapologetically premium.
Toronto shoppers show strong premium buying power and aren’t shy about investing in standout pieces.
Remote-controlled vibrators and connected pleasure devices are clear favorites here, pointing to an audience that values control, customization, and seamless tech integration. These are considered purchases, not last-minute add-ons.
High-end positioning furniture plays a major role in Toronto’s top-performing categories. Pieces like luxury loungers, convertible chaises, and modular support sets dominate higher-value orders, suggesting buyers are thinking about comfort, versatility, and long-term use.
There’s also a noticeable interest in advanced machines and performance-driven products, reflecting a market that’s curious, confident, and willing to explore beyond entry-level options.
Essential care items, including premium lubricants, frequently round out purchases—proof that Toronto customers pair indulgence with practicality. Overall, the city’s shopping habits reflect a tech-forward, quality-first mindset with a taste for elevated experiences.