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Want a fast read on what your floor traffic is worth? This estimator turns people counts into orders and dollars—so you can staff right, plan promos, and set realistic revenue goals.

How To Use This Foot Traffic Conversion Estimator

  1. Enter your daily foot traffic (visitors per day).
  2. Enter your conversion rate (%).
  3. Enter your average order value ($).
  4. Click Estimate now to see estimated orders/day and revenue/day.
  5. Re-run for weekends, promo days, or seasons to compare.

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Formula Explained

It’s straight math—and it’s useful.

  • Orders/day = Foot traffic × Conversion rate
  • Revenue/day = Orders/day × Average order value
  • For planning, multiply daily revenue by your operating days in the month.

Example: LumiNourish store day

LumiNourish sees 1,200 visitors in a day, converts 25%, with an $48.50 AOV.

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Orders/day1,200 × 25% = 300
Revenue/day300 × $48.50 = $14,550
30-day estimate$436,500

Now you’ve got a baseline. Staff to it. Promote against it. Measure lift.

What To Tweak First

You don’t need a new store concept to move these numbers. Start with the blockers that drag conversion and AOV.

  • Kill the wait. Queue friction murders buys. Speed checkout, add mobile POS, and borrow tactics from our piece on line busting.
  • Match staffing to traffic. Schedule to the peak, not the average. Put your closers on the floor when the counter hits.
  • Fix findability. Clear wayfinding, clean endcaps, obvious promos. Don’t make people hunt.
  • Keep core SKUs in stock. Shoppers can’t convert if the shelf is empty—pair this with tight replenishment rules.
  • Train for engagement. Confident associates close more; a quick pass through POS training pays back fast.

Pro Tips To Lift AOV

Once you’re converting, grow the basket—without killing margin.

  • Bundle with a purpose. Cross-sell that actually solves a use case beats filler. Sanity-check profit with the Discount Impact Simulator.
  • Use thresholds. “Spend $X, get Y% off” protects unit margins while raising ticket size.
  • Add one great add-on. Put the obvious companion at the counter—don’t clutter.
  • Watch fees. More revenue is nice; more fee drag isn’t. Pressure-test net with the Payment Processing Fee Calculator.

Measure Like A Pro

Gut checks are good. Proof is better. Feed this model with real data and iterate.

  • Track traffic, conversion, and AOV in one place with the best retail analytics software.
  • Log experiments (layout tweaks, staffing shifts, offers) and compare week over week.
  • When you find a winner, document it and make it the standard.

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Sean Flannigan

Sean is the Senior Editor for The Retail Exec. He's spent years getting acquainted with the retail space, from warehouse management and international shipping to web development and ecommerce marketing. A writer at heart (and in actuality), he brings a deep passion for great writing and storytelling to retail topics big and small.