Inventory turnover shows whether your Shopify store has too much cash tied up in slow stock or too little to meet demand. Enter cost of goods sold for a period and average inventory value for that same period, plus how many months the period covers. The calculator returns turnover ratio, days to sell inventory, annualized turnover, and an efficiency rating with reorder guidance.
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Inventory period
USD
Total COGS for the period, not revenue.
USD
Average value of inventory on hand during the same period.
How many months this COGS period covers.
Results
Live estimates based on your inputs and editable fee assumptions.
Inventory turnover ratio
3
COGS divided by average inventory for the period.
Days to sell inventory
30.44
Average days inventory sits before selling.
Annualized turnover
12
Turnover scaled to 12 months.
Annual days to sell
30.42
Days inventory on hand based on annual turnover.
Efficiency rating
Excellent
How efficient inventory movement is for a Shopify store.
Inventory health
Very fast moving — check stockouts
Quick read on overstock or stockout risk.
Monthly reorder COGS suggestion
$5,000.00
Suggested monthly COGS to maintain current turnover.
What this means
You turned inventory 3.00 times in 3 months, about 30 days to sell. Annualized 12.0 turns / year = ~30 days on hand. Excellent: Very fast moving — check stockouts. Reorder around $5000.00 COGS per month to maintain pace.
Inventory flow
Interactive breakdown of fees, costs, and remaining profit.
Distribution
COGS for period
$15,000.00
61.2%
Average inventory
$5,000.00
20.4%
Turnover factor
$4,500.00
18.4%
Total $24,500.00 · 3 segments · interactive
Line-item breakdown
Dollar amounts, share of revenue, and visual proportion.
COGS for period
1500000.0%
$15,000.00
Average inventory
500000.0%
$5,000.00
Period months
3
Period days
91.32
Turnover ratio (period)
3
Days to sell (period)
30.44
Annualized turnover
12
Annual days to sell
30.42
Monthly reorder COGS
500000.0%
$5,000.00
Assumptions used
• Turnover 3.00 = 15000.00 ÷ 5000.00
• Period days 91.3 = 3 ×30.44
• Days to sell 30.4 = 91.3 ÷ 3.00
• Annualized 12.00 = 3.00 ×12 ÷3
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You turned inventory 3.00 times in 3 months, about 30 days to sell. Annualized 12.0 turns / year = ~30 days on hand. Excellent: Very fast moving — check stockouts. Reorder around $5000.00 COGS per month to maintain pace.
How it works
How the Shopify Inventory Turnover Calculator works
This calculator is transparent by design. Review the steps and formulas so you can trust the estimate and adjust assumptions when your dashboard differs.
Calculation steps
1Calculate turnover ratio as cogsForPeriod divided by averageInventoryValue.
2Calculate period days as periodMonths times 30.44.
3Calculate days to sell inventory for the period as periodDays divided by turnover ratio.
4Calculate annualized turnover as turnoverRatio times 12 divided by periodMonths.
5Calculate annual days to sell as 365 divided by annualized turnover.
6Determine efficiency rating: >12 excellent, 6-12 good, 4-6 average, 2-4 slow, <2 very slow for most Shopify categories.
Formulas
Turnover = COGS ÷ AvgInventory
PeriodDays = months ×30.44
DaysToSell = PeriodDays ÷ turnover
Annual turnover = turnover ×12 ÷ periodMonths
Annual days to sell = 365 ÷ annualTurnover
Important assumptions
Turnover ratio = COGS for period divided by average inventory value.
Days to sell for period = period days divided by turnover ratio.
Period days = period months times 30.44 average days per month.
Annualized turnover = turnover ratio × (12 ÷ periodMonths).
Annual days to sell = 365 ÷ annualized turnover when turnover >0.
Efficiency rating based on annualized turnover benchmarks for Shopify physical goods.
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Calculator model reviewed: August 9, 2026. This date covers the page and calculator guidance, not a guarantee that every live platform rate or term was re-audited on that date.
Worked example
Worked example for Shopify Inventory Turnover: $15k COGS over 3 months with $5k avg inventory
COGS $15,000 for 3 months, average inventory $5,000.
Turnover ratio 3.0 for quarter. Period days ~91 days, days to sell ~30 days. Annualized turnover 12, annual days to sell ~30. Rating excellent to good for Shopify. Monthly reorder suggestion $5,000 COGS to maintain pace.
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