Average order value (AOV) calculator

Average order value is what a customer spends per order. Enter your revenue and the number of orders for a period; add items sold and visitors to get items per order, the average item price, the conversion rate and revenue per visitor. A target AOV shows how much more the same orders would bring.

Average order value (AOV)50.00
Items per order
2.4
Average item price
20.83
Conversion rate
2.5 %
Revenue per visitor
1.25
Revenue at the target AOV
27,500.00
Difference at the target AOV
2,500.00

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How to use it

  1. Enter the revenue and the number of orders for a period.
  2. Optionally add items sold, visitors and a target AOV.
  3. Read the AOV and the other metrics.

Formulas

  • AOV = revenue ÷ orders
  • Items per order = items ÷ orders; average item price = revenue ÷ items
  • Conversion rate = orders ÷ visitors × 100
  • Revenue per visitor = revenue ÷ visitors = AOV × conversion rate
  • Revenue at target = target AOV × orders

Worked example

A month with 25,000 revenue, 500 orders, 1,200 items and 20,000 visitors:

  • AOV = 25,000 ÷ 500 = 50.00.
  • Items per order = 1,200 ÷ 500 = 2.4; average item price = 25,000 ÷ 1,200 = 20.83.
  • Conversion rate = 500 ÷ 20,000 = 2.5 %; revenue per visitor 1.25.
  • At a target AOV of 55 the same 500 orders bring 27,500.00, which is 2,500.00 more.

Tips

  • Track the median order too: a few large orders can pull the average up.
  • Look at AOV by channel and by new versus returning customers; the overall number hides big differences.
  • Raising AOV while conversion falls can leave revenue per visitor unchanged; watch both.

Frequently asked questions

How do you calculate average order value?

AOV = revenue ÷ number of orders. 25,000 of revenue from 500 orders is an AOV of 50.

Should AOV include shipping, tax and refunds?

Use the same revenue definition every time. Many shops use revenue after discounts and refunds but before shipping and tax, because those are not money the shop keeps.

What is the difference between AOV and revenue per visitor?

AOV divides revenue by orders; revenue per visitor divides it by all visitors, including those who did not buy. Revenue per visitor = AOV × conversion rate.

How can I increase AOV?

Common levers are bundles, a free shipping threshold above the current AOV, quantity discounts and suggesting related products. Check that they raise profit, not only order size.

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