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This custom engine searches top 10 internet shopping sites.

1. Amazon.com

Since founded in 1996, Amazon.com has become known as the go-to online retailer for almost anything, from books, toys, clothes and shoes to food, furniture and other household items. For a recurring fee, its Prime membership offers free two-day shipping on most purchases, as well as the ability to stream music, movies, and other media, as well as other perks. The Amazon website gets an average of about 1.87 billion visits per month.

2. Ebay.com

Officially founded in 1998, Ebay.com is an ecommerce platform that allows people to buy and sell new and used items. The company's recent Price Match Guarantee ensures that customers are getting the best prices available on most of the items available in its selection of eBay Deals. The eBay website gets an average of about 817.6 million visits per month.

3. Walmart.com

Since the first Walmart store opened in 1962, the retail giant has been determined to offer low prices along with great service. The company took that sentiment online in 2000, when it rolled out Walmart.com in the U.S. These days, the Walmart website gets an average of about 339 million visits per month.

4. Etsy.com

Etsy.com was launched in 2005 with the goal of giving artists, craftspeople and makers of all kinds a platform to sell their creations online. Now, it's one of the top destinations for people who want to shop for vintage wares, one-of-a-kind gifts, and handmade items. The Etsy website now gets an average of about 120.4 million visits per month.

5. Target.com

Target has its first brick-and-mortar department store opened in 1962, but the retailer did not have an internet presence until it launched Target.com in 1999. Since then, it has won awards for its mobile app and introduced Cartwheel, a mobile digital coupon app developed with Facebook. The Target website gets an average of about 117.4 million visits per month.

6. Aliexpress.com

Part of The Alibaba Group, AliExpress.com launched in 2009 to help small Chinese exporters, manufacturers, and entrepreneurs sell their goods internationally. Rather than identifying as an online store, the company sees itself as an online platform that connects sellers and consumers. The site offers a wide range of goods, from wholesale electronics to clothing and supplies for the home and garden. The AliExpress website gets an average of about 43.3 million visits per month.

7. Costco.com

The wholesale retailer Costco has been known by different names since its launch in 1976, including Price Club and PriceCostCo. The warehouse retailer requires an annual membership to buy its wholesale, often bulk-packaged goods at low prices. Members could start buying Costco goods online in 2001 with the launch of Costco.com. The Costco website now gets an average of about 42.1 million visits per month.

8. Kohls.com

The first Kohls Department Store opened in 1962, and has since grown to be a large retailer of fashion and home brands for families. Kohls.com launched in 2001, expanding the department store's footprint even further. The Kohls website gets an average of about 40.4 million visits per month.

9. Wish.com

Wish was founded by a former Google software engineer in 2010, and has since made a fast and sizable expansion in the online shopping world. Wish.com and its popular app feature a wide range of products coming directly from Chinese manufacturers at very low prices. You must sign up and log in to browse products, and in turn, you get a customized shopping experience. The Wish website gets an average of about 38.7 million visits per month.

10. Sears.com

Sears was once an iconic retailer. A lot has changed including its growth and decline as a mail order company and department store, the launch of Sears.com, and a merger with Kmart in 2005. The Sears website currently gets an average of about 26.1 million visits per month.