> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://script-and-theory.gitbook.io/all-in-one-commerce-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://script-and-theory.gitbook.io/all-in-one-commerce-docs/subscription/home.md).

# Home

On the home page we have some graphs and stats related to subscription order and non-subscription orders with the selective time of period range.

* **All Revenue:** Total revenue from all sales in your store, including both subscription and non-subscription orders. Includes tax and shipping, and subtracts discounts. Returns/refunds are not deducted from this value.
* **Subscription:** Total revenue from subscription orders. Includes revenue from both checkout and recurring subscription orders. Reflects revenue from both subscription and one-time items included in these orders. Revenue amount includes tax and shipping, and subtracts discounts. Returns/refunds are not deducted from this value.
* **Non-Subscription:** Total revenue from non-recurring orders in your store that did not include a subscription item. Includes tax and shipping, and subtracts discounts. Returns/refunds are not deducted from this value.

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