Repeat Purchase Rate measures the percentage of customers who make more than one purchase within a defined time period, indicating brand loyalty and product satisfaction in transactional or e-commerce businesses. A high repeat purchase rate reduces CAC per order over time (acquisition cost is amortized across multiple purchases) and is the primary driver of LTV in non-subscription models.
Increasing repeat purchase rate through loyalty programs, personalized re-engagement, and product quality improvements is typically more cost-efficient than acquiring new customers.
E-commerce repeat purchase rates above 25%–30% are considered strong; subscription-adjacent categories (consumables, supplements) typically achieve 40%–60%.
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