AOV benchmark
Median account AOV · USD · Parent industry: Automotive Services
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Diagnosis, estimate, authorization and completed work.
Median account AOV · USD · Parent industry: Automotive Services
Enter your average order value to see where it sits.
Within Automotive Services
The FTC recommends asking how a shop prices labor and whether diagnosis has a charge. Creative can make those questions easy to ask before a vehicle-specific estimate is produced.
FTC guidance says an estimate should identify the condition, needed parts and anticipated labor. A repair ad can offer the estimate process without advertising an unverified final repair price.
The FTC says an estimate should state when the shop will contact the customer before exceeding a stated amount of time or money. A landing page can explain its actual approval step.
The FTC advises a completed repair order listing repairs, supplied parts and labor charges. A service page can show the document type as an expectation, without implying every visit has the same outcome.
The reference benchmark is for Automotive Services.
Parent industry benchmark. Snapshot read 11 October 2026.
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Parent industry: Automotive Services
Median and middle 50% of observed account-level average order values in USD, with each account weighted equally. Use this range as a comparison, not a profitability measure.
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