AOV calculator: your average order.

Average order value is what a customer spends in one order: revenue ÷ orders. See yours next to other Shopify stores, or the orders a sales goal needs.

Try an example:

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1Your numbers
Average order value$55.00
Apparel & accessories$55.00
Home & garden$49.00
Health & beauty$74.00
Electronics$125.00
All stores (sample)$80.00
Your store$55.00

Your average order is $55.00.In a sample of 297 Shopify stores using Adeagle the median is about $80; the bars show it by vertical.

Orders
300
Revenue
$16,500
Orders per $1,000
18.2

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In short

  • AOV = revenue ÷ orders. $16,500 from 300 orders is $55.
  • The median Shopify store in our sample: about $80. It differs a lot by vertical.
  • Orders for a goal = sales goal ÷ AOV. $10,000 at $55 takes 182 orders.

How to use the AOV calculator

  1. Choose "Find AOV" and enter revenue and orders for a period, or "Orders for a sales goal" and enter the goal and your AOV.
  2. Read the bars. They show the median order of each vertical in our sample next to yours.
  3. Copy the link to keep the result.

How to calculate average order value

FormulaAOV = revenue ÷ number of orders

$16,500 ÷ 300 = $55.

Take both numbers from the same period and the same report. Shopify shows average order value under Analytics; it counts sales after discounts and returns.

Average order value by vertical

In a sample of 297 Shopify stores using Adeagle - apparel, home & garden, health & beauty, electronics, food, sporting goods, car parts, toys and pet supplies among them:

VerticalMedian order
Electronics$125
Health & beauty$74
Apparel & accessories$55
Home & garden$49
All stores in the sample$80

The median is the middle of the stores' own average orders: half the stores are above it, half below.

Orders for a sales goal

FormulaOrders needed = sales goal ÷ AOV

$10,000 ÷ $55 = 182 orders. At a 10% higher AOV, $60.50, it is 166.

Fewer orders for the same sales means fewer customers to win - and less ad spend. The ad budget calculator turns an order goal into a budget.

How to raise your average order value

  • Free shipping above a threshold set a little above your current AOV.
  • Bundles of products that are bought together.
  • A second product in the cart - an accessory, a refill, a smaller size.
  • Volume discounts: a lower price for two or three items.

Test one change at a time and check it with the A/B test calculator.

What this calculator does not tell you

By Bart Ziem, Adeagle · Formula: the standard definition · Median order value: a sample of 297 stores, 2025–2026 orders; verticals with at least 14 stores in the sample · Examples, not promises

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Questions about average order value

Divide revenue by the number of orders. $16,500 from 300 orders is $16,500 ÷ 300 = $55 per order.

In a sample of 297 Shopify stores using Adeagle the median is about $80. It depends on what you sell: from about $49 in home & garden to about $125 in electronics. Compare yourself to your own vertical.

Use the same rule every month. Most stores count what the customer paid for the products after discounts, without tax; shipping in or out, but always the same way.

Free shipping above a threshold a little higher than your AOV, bundles, a second product offered in the cart, and volume discounts. Test one change at a time - the A/B test calculator says when a change is proven.

Each order pays for the ads that brought it. A higher AOV lets you pay more for a customer: at the same cost per order, a $80 order makes money where a $40 one loses it.

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