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Store Sales Close Rate Calculator

Compare close rate, missed sales, and performance side-by-side for every employee on your sales floor.

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Sales Close Rate Comparison

Track opportunities, closes, and close rate per employee — then see your team's top performer at a glance.

What this Store Sales Close Rate Calculator helps you do

Log each employee's sales opportunities and closed deals to auto-calculate their close rate, missed sales, and see how the whole team stacks up — including your top performer and team average.

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Store Sales Close Rate Calculator FAQ's

What counts as a 'sales opportunity'?

Any qualified customer interaction where a rep had a real shot at closing — a walk-in asking about a device, a port-in inquiry, an upgrade conversation. Don't count someone just paying a bill or asking for a case; that's foot traffic, not opportunity, and it will drag your close rate down artificially.

What's a good close rate for a wireless store rep?

Most healthy independent stores run reps in the 25%–45% range depending on foot traffic quality and lead source. New hires often start under 20%. Track it weekly per rep, not just monthly — a rep sliding for two weeks straight needs coaching before it shows up in payroll.

Why does the team average differ from the team close rate?

Team close rate weights by volume — it's total closed divided by total opportunities across everyone. Team average close rate treats every employee equally regardless of how many opportunities they had. If one high-volume rep has a low rate, it can pull the team close rate down more than the simple average.

Can I use this for a solo shop with one employee?

Yes — it starts with a single row so a one-person shop gets a clean close rate and missed-sales count without needing to add anyone else. Add rows only when you want to compare reps.

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