Understanding the AI Add-on Revenue Report

Our Add-on Revenue report shows you exactly how much revenue your campground earned from add-ons during the selected date range. It covers add-ons that are connected to reservations, plus add-ons that were purchased separately through an order, so you get a complete picture.

The dates and the way the report is grouped are shown right under the report name. In this example, the report covers July 26 through September 5, 2026, with the information grouped weekly to make it easier to review trends over time.

Report Overview

Gross Revenue shows the full amount charged for add-ons. In this example, the add-ons generated $357.00 in gross revenue.
Net Revenue shows the add-on revenue after taxes are removed. In this example, the net revenue is $352.70.
Reservation Add-ons shows the net revenue from add-ons connected to reservations. In this example, reservation add-ons generated $179.74.
Order Add-ons shows the net revenue from add-ons purchased separately through an order. In this example, order add-ons generated $172.96.
Together, the Reservation Add-ons and Order Add-ons equal the $352.70 Net Revenue shown in the report.
% of Res. with Add-ons shows the percentage of reservations that included at least one add-on. In this example, 40.0% of reservations included an add-on.
Res. with Add-ons shows the number of reservations that included at least one add-on. In this example, 4 reservations included add-ons.
Unique Items Sold shows how many different add-ons were sold. In this example, 6 different add-ons were sold.

Add-on Revenue Chart

The chart shows when add-on revenue was earned during the selected date range.

Dark green represents add-ons connected to reservations. Light green represents add-ons purchased separately through an order.

The colors are stacked in the same bar so you can compare both sources of revenue. In this example, the report shows $179.74 from reservation add-ons and $172.96 from order add-ons during the week of August 2.

Add-on Breakdown

The table breaks the results down by each add-on. This allows you to see which add-ons were sold and how much revenue each one generated.

For example, band aids shows 2 sales and 5 units sold. This means band aids were included in two sales, but five total units were purchased.

Add-on Name shows the name of the add-on.
Gross Revenue shows the full amount charged for that add-on.
Net Revenue shows the revenue for that add-on after taxes are removed.
Reservation Add-ons shows how much of the net revenue came from add-ons connected to reservations.
Order Add-ons shows how much of the net revenue came from add-ons purchased separately through an order.
Sales shows how many times the add-on was included in a reservation or order.
Units Sold shows the total quantity sold. This number may be higher than the number of sales when a guest purchases more than one of the same item.

Also, the arrows beside the column names can be used to sort the table.

Download the Report

Select the download button in the upper-right corner to download the report results.

Select Save template in the Report Builder to save the report setup for later use. This saves the report type, date range, and grouping you selected so you can run the same type of report again.

Saving a template does not download the report results.

Need More Help?

If you have questions about the Add-on Revenue report or need help understanding the results, contact [email protected].