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LTV Calculation

Bid to what a customer is actually worth over their lifetime — not just the first order.

Laurence calculates each product's exact lifetime value: repeat purchase rates, Subscribe & Save, and time-to-repeat.

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Capabilities

What it does

  • Per-product lifetime value modeled from repeat-purchase and subscription behavior
  • Bids priced to true customer value, not first-order revenue
  • Captures the profit that first-order ACoS/TACoS targets leave on the table
  • Feeds directly into the PPC bid model

Methodology

How we calculate it

Most brands can't compute LTV on Amazon because Amazon never shows them their customers. Laurence measures it from the source.

  1. 01

    Amazon Marketing Cloud

    Amazon doesn't show sellers customer-level data — it lives in AMC, Amazon's clean room. Laurence queries five years of purchase history for every cohort of customers whose first order was one of your products.

  2. 02

    Repurchase behavior

    For each product we measure the repeat rate, orders per customer, and the full time-to-repeat distribution — how long customers actually take to come back, including Subscribe & Save reorders.

  3. 03

    Per-product LTV

    Those cohorts give each product its own lifetime value: the average cumulative spend of a customer across your whole catalog after that first order — not a storewide guess.

  4. 04

    Priced into every bid

    LTV feeds straight into the bid model. Where rivals bid to first-order breakeven, Laurence prices the full customer — and can profitably win auctions they can't afford.

Repurchase-time distributionRepresentative product · illustrative data
The same instrument that runs in the Laurence platform: the share of repeat customers who have reordered by each day since their first purchase, with the fitted curve that gives the bid model its time-to-repeat.
LTV Calculation | Laurence