Average Order Value Calculator
Calculate average order value from revenue and order count, and compare two periods.
Compare with another period
Enter the later period to see how the average order changed.
Your result
Enter the revenue and the number of orders.
How to use it
- Enter the period revenue and its orders.
- Add a second period if you want a comparison.
- Read the average. A minus means the second period is lower.
Examples
- 1,000 across 4 ordersRevenue 1000 and 4 orders. The average is 250.00.
- A lower second periodFirst 1000 across 4, second 900 across 5. The second is 180.00, the difference is -70.00, and the change is -28.00.
- One period onlyRevenue 500 and 2 orders, second period blank. The average is 250.00 and the comparison rows stay blank.
Tool details and privacy
The average order is revenue divided by the number of orders. A second period shows the difference from the first.
When you compare, the headline is the second period average.
Options
- Leave the second revenue and orders empty to show one period.
Limits
- Amounts use two decimal places and up to 12 digits before the decimal point. Rounding is half up.
- 1,250 is rejected. Write 1250 or 1250.50.
- If you fill one second-period field, fill the other. Zero orders is rejected.
Privacy
The numbers are calculated in your browser and are not sent to any server.
Questions
Is 1,000 across 4 equal to 250?
Yes. 250.00 per order.
Where does -28 come from?
The difference of -70 divided by the first average of 250.
Does it connect to a shop?
No. You type the revenue and the orders.
What if the second period is blank?
Only the first period average is shown.