Conversion rate calculator

Is your conversion rate leaking revenue?

See your conversion rate, compare it to your industry's real benchmark, and find out what the gap is costing you.

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01 — The benchmark

"Good" depends on your industry

A 2% conversion rate is great for furniture and poor for food & beverage. That's why this compares you to your own vertical — food & beverage averages around 4.5%, beauty 3.5%, fashion 2.2%, while home and luxury run lower. The gap to your industry is real revenue.

02 — The math

How it's calculated

Conversion rate = orders ÷ visitors × 100. The "leak" is the extra orders you'd make at your industry's benchmark rate, times your average order value.

03 — The fix

How to raise it

Speed up the site, tighten your calls-to-action, remove checkout friction and surprise costs, add social proof, and sharpen your value proposition. Grab the free checklist above for the full list.

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What's a good conversion rate?

It's industry-specific. Pick your vertical above to compare against its real average and top-performer rate.

Where do I find my visitor and order counts?

Both are on your Shopify/analytics dashboard — use a typical month.

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