Customer Lifetime Value Calculator
Estimate what a customer is worth over the whole relationship, and whether that justifies what you pay to win one.
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Your numbers
Lifetime value
₹4,320
Gross profit, not revenue.
- Lifetime revenue
- ₹9,600
- CLV : CAC
- 5.4×
Under 1 means you lose money on every customer you buy.
How this is calculated
Lifetime revenue = AOV × Orders per year × Years. CLV = Lifetime revenue × Gross margin ÷ 100.
Margin-based, and undiscounted — money two years out is treated as worth the same as money today. Good enough for comparing channels, not for valuing a business.
Worked example
| Average order value | ₹1,200 |
|---|---|
| Orders per year | 4 |
| Years retained | 2 |
| Gross margin | 45 % |
| Your CAC | ₹800 |
| Lifetime value | ₹4,320 |
| Lifetime revenue | ₹9,600 |
| CLV : CAC | 5.4× |
Formula: Lifetime revenue = AOV × Orders per year × Years. CLV = Lifetime revenue × Gross margin ÷ 100.
Frequently asked questions
How do I calculate customer lifetime value?
Lifetime revenue = AOV × Orders per year × Years. CLV = Lifetime revenue × Gross margin ÷ 100. For example, with average order value of ₹1,200, orders per year of 4, years retained of 2, gross margin of 45 %, your CAC of ₹800, the lifetime value is ₹4,320.
What does this customer lifetime value calculator not include?
Margin-based, and undiscounted — money two years out is treated as worth the same as money today. Good enough for comparing channels, not for valuing a business.
Is this customer lifetime value calculator free?
Yes. It is free, needs no account, and calculates in your browser — the numbers you enter are not sent to LaunchGrid.
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What people use this for
- Decide what you can pay for a customer
- Compare retention against acquisition
- Justify a loyalty push