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Average Order Value Calculator.

Calculate average order value for a consistent reporting period. AOV is useful for understanding commercial performance, but it should be read alongside margin, conversion and order mix.

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Use the same period as the order count.
Exclude cancelled or refunded orders if that matches your reporting definition.
Ready when you are.Enter values and run the tool to see the result.

01 / use the tool

How to use Average order value

  1. Enter the values you know in the form.
  2. Run the tool and review the result alongside the notes below.

02 / interpret the output

What the result means

Average order value is revenue divided by completed orders.

Important considerations

  • The result depends on what revenue and orders include.
  • A higher AOV can hide a lower margin or weaker conversion rate.
  • Use net/gross revenue consistently with your reporting and tax treatment.

Worked example

£25,000 revenue from 400 orders produces an average order value of £62.50.

03 / continue working

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04 / relevant support

Need help applying the result?

The tool is a useful starting point. Website-Me can help connect the next step to the wider site, SEO or GEO work.