Lifetime value
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How CLV works
CLV = order value × purchases per year × years
Typical CLV by industry
- SaaS
- $1,000 to $50,000+
- E-commerce
- $150 to $600
- Subscription boxes
- $200 to $500
- Financial services
- $2,000 to $10,000
- Insurance
- $3,000 to $15,000
How do I calculate customer lifetime value?
Multiply average order value by purchases per year and by years as a customer. $50 × 4 a year × 3 years is a $600 CLV.
What is customer lifetime value?
The total revenue one customer brings in over the time they buy from you. LTV, CLV and CLTV all mean the same thing.
What is a good CLV to CAC ratio?
3:1 is the usual target: $3 of lifetime value for every $1 spent acquiring the customer. Add your CAC above to see yours.
Should I use revenue-based or profit-based CLV?
Use profit-based CLV, with your margin, for marketing budgets. Revenue-based CLV is useful for valuation and growth metrics.
How do I increase CLV?
Buy more often (email, loyalty), spend more per order (upsells, bundles) and stay longer (onboarding, support, lower churn).
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