How to use this calculator
Enter total revenue, order count, bundle revenue, and total discount amount. The calculator estimates average order value, bundle contribution, and revenue lift before discount effects.
Use this calculator to measure Amazon average order value and estimate how bundles, coupons, and multi-buy offers may improve revenue per order.
Enter total revenue, order count, bundle revenue, and total discount amount. The calculator estimates average order value, bundle contribution, and revenue lift before discount effects.
Higher AOV lets each order absorb fees, ads, and shipping more efficiently. Low AOV often means the product needs bundles, add-ons, or better merchandising.
AOV should be interpreted with margin. A higher AOV is only useful when discounts do not destroy profit.
If monthly revenue is $24,000 from 480 orders, AOV is $50. If bundles account for $6,000, bundle share is 25%.
A good Amazon AOV depends on product category and price point, but it should be high enough to cover fees, fulfillment, advertising, and margin goals.
Use bundles, multipacks, premium variants, cross-sells, and smart promotions that encourage customers to buy more in one order.
Bundling can improve AOV and differentiation, but it must solve a real customer need and preserve profit after discount and fulfillment costs.
Consumables, accessories, multipacks, refills, replacement parts, and complementary products often help increase basket size.
Discounts can increase AOV, but only if the larger order value produces more profit after coupon costs and lower margin are considered.
| Metric | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Average order value | Revenue generated per order. |
| Bundle share | How much revenue comes from bundled orders. |
| Net AOV | AOV after discount impact. |
| Health score | Score based on AOV strength and discount pressure. |