What coupon extensions cost your store
Put in your orders and your best guess at how often an extension adds a code. You get the discounts and commission that implies, a month and a year.
Sessions where a coupon or cashback extension was active.
0 if it isn't in your affiliate program.
Example numbers. Replace them with yours.
How it's worked out
- Orders with an extension-applied code are your monthly orders, times the share from sessions with an extension, times the share of those that carry a code the extension added.
- The discount cost is those orders' value times the average discount. The commission is charged on what the shopper paid after the discount, when the extension earns one.
- It's what your inputs imply, not a measurement. Some of those shoppers would have found a code anyway, and some orders wouldn't have happened without one. A holdout test tells you which.
What Benson does
Benson sees coupon-extension sessions on your storefront and measures their conversion rate, order value and discount depth, so the shares above become your own numbers.
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