Overstock
Overstock.com, Inc. is an American online retailer founded in 1997 by Patrick M. Byrne. Originally established as a platform for liquidating excess inventory, the company has evolved to offer a wide range of products, including home goods, furniture, electronics, and décor, at discounted prices. Overstock.com went public in 2002 and has since expanded its offerings to include new merchandise sourced from manufacturers and artisans worldwide. The company is known for its value-conscious approach, targeting consumers looking for affordable quality products. Overstock.com has embraced technology by accepting Bitcoin payments since 2014 and launching a blockchain subsidiary, tZERO, in 2016. With a focus on innovation and customer satisfaction, Overstock.com continues to be a prominent player in the e-commerce space, providing a diverse selection of goods to its customers.
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Headcount trend
Overstock went from 608 employees in Jul 2023 to 416 in Jun 2025. Jan to Jun 2025: 4 people joined, 17 left.
Headcount data through Jun 2025
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Overstock FAQ
How many employees does Overstock have?
Overstock has about 416 employees, unchanged over the 3 months to Jun 2025.
Does Overstock sponsor H1B visas?
Yes. Overstock filed 1 H1B (LCA) application in FY2026, according to the latest U.S. Department of Labor disclosures. It was for a Finance role.
What is Overstock's revenue per employee?
Overstock makes about $2.99M in revenue per employee, based on $1.24B annual revenue and 416 employees.
How much does Overstock pay?
6figr has 51 salary profiles for Overstock in the US, with pay broken down by role, level, gender and ethnicity on the Overstock salaries page. See Overstock salaries
Is Overstock a public company?
Yes. Overstock is publicly traded under the ticker OSTK on NASDAQ.
Data from Company Prospectus, DOL LCA disclosures, WARN notices and 6figr salary profiles.