Commercial Response
Stacie Orrico had peaked at number fifty-nine on the U.S. Billboard 200, and was certificated Gold by RIAA. It also peaked at number one of the Top Christian Albums, and was certificated Gold there, selling over 500,000 copies there. The album also debuted at number thirty-seven on the UK Albums Chart, but did not pass the peaking of thirty-seven, where it slipped down and rose several weeks, but stayed in the charts for sixteen weeks. Elsewhere the album was a success.
The album debuted at number forty-three on the Australian Albums Chart, but only peaked in the same position in two weeks, after slipping to number forty-four, where it was its last week. The album debuted at number thirty-three on the New Zealand Albums Chart, and after one week, it rose and peaked at number sixteen. It stayed in the charts for a total of sixteen weeks. The album debuted at number eighty-eight on the Dutch Top 40 albums chart, and it finally peaked at number twenty-seven after one week in the charts. It stayed in the charts for twenty-two weeks, becoming a charting success.
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