The impact of Anthony's company, Sticker Mule, on New York State.
The total value Sticker Mule has added to New York's economy: $1.7 billion in direct spending on wages and operations, $642 million in purchases from New York suppliers, and $387 million spent by employees and other businesses across the state on housing, dining, shopping, and more.
Anthony founded Sticker Mule in 2010 and grew it from under $25 million a year to more than $200 million. Sticker Mule's revenue decreased in 2025 due to a Democrat boycott.
Year-long jobs supported by Sticker Mule in New York. About 5,500 were at the company itself. The rest were created at other businesses because Sticker Mule was here.
Positions created at companies that have nothing to do with stickers: paper and equipment suppliers, real estate offices, staffing agencies, warehouses, security firms, restaurants, and hospitals. When a manufacturer grows, the whole region hires.
Paychecks to New York workers, both at Sticker Mule and at the businesses its spending supports. Sticker Mule alone paid more than $200 million directly to its own employees.
Total sales of products manufactured in New York. Nearly all of it came from customers outside the state and outside the country, bringing new money into the Mohawk Valley rather than circulating money already here.
The largest share of the total landed in manufacturing, the sector New York has been losing for decades. The printing industry alone saw more than $1.6 billion in new activity.
Spent on buildings, land, production machinery, vehicles, and equipment in New York State. Sticker Mule chose to build its factories here when it could have built them anywhere.
Generated for the state by Sticker Mule, its suppliers, and its employees: $18 million in income tax, $15 million in corporate tax, $6.2 million in sales tax, and the rest in other state and local taxes.
$27,000 to the Amsterdam Youth Soccer Club and $12,000 to Amsterdam Youth Baseball, so more kids in Sticker Mule's hometown can play.
Source: The Economic Impact of Sticker Mule on the State of New York, an independent study by Epsilon Economics, June 2026, using IMPLAN regional economic modeling.