AOV benchmark
Median account AOV · USD · Parent industry: K-12 Education Institutions
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Median account AOV · USD · Parent industry: K-12 Education Institutions
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Within K-12 Education Institutions
NYC middle-school eligibility covers residents in the final elementary grade, typically fifth or sixth. Confirm the transition year and applicable jurisdiction before treating an inquiry as an eligible applicant.
NYC explains that school programs are distinct application choices. Report unique applicants separately from their program interests so multiple choices do not inflate the number of children acquired by a campaign.
NYC describes geographic admission priorities for zoned or district programs. Examine the applicable priority groups alongside application volume; a difference in offers does not, by itself, establish a difference in ad quality.
NYC describes waitlist offers as dependent on available seats and admissions priorities. Record the offer stage and timing separately so later seat movement is not automatically credited to a new campaign.
The reference benchmark is for K-12 Education Institutions.
Parent industry benchmark. Snapshot read 11 October 2026.
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Parent industry: K-12 Education Institutions
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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