LTV Calculator

How Much Is Each Customer Really Worth?

A $50 first order might be worth $320 over time. Know your customer lifetime value (LTV) to set smarter ad budgets.

Customer Value Inputs

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Annual customer revenue$213
Lifetime gross revenue$425

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Customer Lifetime Value

Customer Lifetime Value

$106

Estimated gross profit across the customer relationship, before acquisition costs and overhead.

What we’d check next

We’d compare this with acquisition cost and how long repeat purchases take to pay it back.

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Simple LTV

$106
$0$500

Advanced LTV

$96

Present Value LTV

$83

Values update as you type.

LIFETIME VALUE BREAKDOWN

Your Results

Annual Gross Profit

$53

Monthly Gross Profit

$4

Total Lifetime Purchases

5

INDUSTRY BENCHMARK

How you stack up

Directional D2C planning band, not a measured median. Lifetime value needs a repeat-purchase window nobody here has measured consistently, so this is a chosen anchor. Treat it as a starting point and compare against your own cohort data. Benchmarks are directional, not a guarantee; use them as a comparison point alongside your own historical data.

You vs. Industry Average

Your revenue LTV

Industry Average

Ecommerce median

Compared on revenue per customer, because published LTV benchmarks are revenue figures. Your headline LTV above is gross profit, after margin.

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More things we’d check

We’d use observed repeat purchases and a realistic customer lifespan for this estimate.

We’d compare acquisition cost with the gross profit the customer brings back, including how long that takes.

We’d review the emails after the first order.

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Frequently asked questions

Common questions about customer lifetime value and retention

Customer lifetime valueExample

2-year model · Gross profit

$300

Modeled value per customer

Purchases over 2 years6LTV to acquisition cost6.0×

$100 average order · 3 purchases/year · 50% gross margin · $50 acquisition cost. No retention or discount adjustment.

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