How to use this calculator
- Enter current inventory.
- Add average daily sales and supplier lead time.
- Enter safety stock for the analysis period.
- Click Calculate to review result, status, health score, and recommendation.
Use this eBay Inventory Calculator to decide when to reorder and avoid stockouts. It uses current stock, daily sales, supplier lead time, and safety stock to estimate days remaining, reorder point, inventory risk, and 30-day forecast.
Inventory is healthier when days left exceed lead time plus safety stock without tying up too much cash in slow-moving units.
Seasonality, promotions, and supplier delays can change sales velocity quickly, so update inputs after major traffic changes.
With 160 units, 6 daily sales, 14-day lead time, and 30 safety units, days left are 26.7 and reorder point is 114 units.
Reorder when current inventory approaches daily sales multiplied by supplier lead time plus safety stock.
Divide current inventory units by average daily sales to estimate how many selling days remain.
Good turnover depends on category, but faster turnover with low stockout risk is usually healthier than slow-moving excess stock.
Use more safety stock when supplier lead time is long, demand is seasonal, or stockouts are costly.
Track daily sales velocity, lead time, safety stock, and reorder before inventory drops below the reorder point.
| Metric | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Days left | Estimated selling days before stockout. |
| Reorder point | Inventory level where reorder should happen. |
| Stockout risk | Compares days left with supplier lead time. |
| Inventory control | Supports reorder timing decisions. |