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Analyze another fileMeasures how sensitive demand is to price changes using log-log regression. An elasticity of -1.5 means a 10% price increase causes a 15% drop in quantity sold. Identifies which products can absorb price increases and which can't.
Use this when you have product-level pricing data (multiple price points per product) and want to optimize pricing.
If each product has only one price point (no variation), elasticity can't be estimated. Use Product Profitability instead.
Built for: Pricing analyst, e-commerce manager, category manager, revenue optimization lead
Typical data source: Shopify line items with sale price, compare-at price, and quantity sold
Shopify line item data with pricing
Minimum 50 rows · Best with 500-5000 line items
Analyze price elasticity of demand across products using log-log regression. Identifies which products are price-elastic vs inelastic, quantifies the revenue impact of pricing decisions, and reveals optimal price points.
Elasticity coefficient per product. Values between -1 and 0 are inelastic (safe to raise prices). Below -1 is elastic (price increases hurt volume significantly).
Detailed pricing and elasticity per product. Sort by elasticity to find pricing power — products near 0 can absorb increases.
Price vs quantity scatter. The slope tells you elasticity visually — steep slope = elastic, flat = inelastic.
How discount percentage bands affect order volume
Simulated revenue change for hypothetical price changes. Shows the optimal price point where revenue is maximized.
Overall regression fit statistics and assumptions
Plain-English interpretation — what the numbers mean, what's significant, and what to do next.
Need something simpler? Product Profitability — Don't have price variation — just need current profit analysis
Need more power? Elastic Net — Want to model price as one of many predictors in a multivariate model
Similar: Promotional Analysis
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