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See what each order is actually worth.

Enter revenue and orders. We show your average order value, and how it sits next to stores like yours.

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AOV = total revenue ÷ number of orders

What is AOV?

Average order value is the typical amount a customer spends in one checkout. If you made 10,000 from 100 orders, your AOV is 100. It is a simple way to see whether people buy a little or a lot when they purchase.

AOV = total revenue ÷ number of orders

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  1. What is a good AOV?

    A good AOV sits at or above what similar stores usually see. Higher is generally better: each order covers more of your ads, shipping, and time. For a jewelry store, 300 can be healthy. For a snack brand, 40 can be healthy too. The number only makes sense next to your category.

  2. What is a low AOV?

    A low AOV is not a failure. It means each sale brings in less cash. If your AOV is well below similar stores, you have to win many more checkouts to hit the same revenue, and costs take a bigger bite. That is the warning sign.

  3. A high number is not always better

    Do not chase a huge AOV if it scares shoppers away. A 500 AOV with almost no orders can be worse than a 60 AOV with a busy checkout. Watch AOV together with how many people actually buy.

Typical Shopify AOV by category

These are ballpark US-dollar figures for Shopify stores, not a grade. Your costs, country, and product mix matter more than matching a chart.

Typical Shopify AOV by category
Business CategoryTypical AOV (USD)
Fashion and apparel$100
Beauty and cosmetics$65
Electronics$200
Luxury and jewelry$350
Food and beverage$55
Home and garden$115
Health and wellness$75
Sports and outdoors$95
Pets$55
Toys and kids$60
Furniture$280
Digital products$50

Want a higher AOV?

Bundles, kits, and “buy more, save more” offers are the usual levers. They raise the basket without making the first item feel more expensive.

See OSS Bundles

The cheapest new revenue is already in the cart.

Shoppers already decided to buy. A bundle is the next item in the same box — and the difference is margin.

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