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I have this query that fully works the way it is, but I am wondering if I am overdoing some things in it. I know this may be hard to tell without knowing the full relationship between all the tables in the query. I'm basically running 3 subqueries mostly based on a timestamp value and other specific clauses per subquery. Where the main query is only gathering based on the timestamp. Like I said it works perfect from what I can verify by cross referencing the tables manually and checking the results the query returned. I just want to know if there is a better way to do all this. SELECT `products`.`id` AS `pid`, `products`.`prod_name`, (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM `products` INNER JOIN `quote_deposits` ON `quote_deposits`.`product_id` = `products`.`id` INNER JOIN `quote_responses` ON `quote_responses`.`id` = `quote_deposits`.`q_id` WHERE `quote_responses`.`purchased` = 0 AND `quote_deposits`.`dep_date` >= $committed_start ) AS `committed`, (SELECT COUNT(`products`.`id`) FROM `products` INNER JOIN `quote_deposits` ON `quote_deposits`.`product_id` = `products`.`id` INNER JOIN `quote_responses` ON `quote_responses`.`id` = `quote_deposits`.`q_id` WHERE `quote_responses`.`purchased` = 1 AND `products`.`id` = `pid` AND `quote_deposits`.`dep_date` >= $committed_start ) AS `total_per_item`, (SELECT COUNT(`products`.`id`) FROM `products` INNER JOIN `quote_deposits` ON `quote_deposits`.`product_id` = `products`.`id` INNER JOIN `quote_responses` ON `quote_responses`.`id` = `quote_deposits`.`q_id` INNER JOIN `schedule` ON `schedule`.`deposit_id` = `quote_deposits`.`id` WHERE `quote_responses`.`purchased` = 0 AND `schedule`.`cancelled` != '' AND `products`.`id` = `pid` AND `quote_deposits`.`dep_date` >= $committed_start ) AS `total_cancelled` FROM `products` INNER JOIN `quote_deposits` ON `quote_deposits`.`product_id` = `products`.`id` WHERE `quote_deposits`.`dep_date` >= $committed_start GROUP BY `products`.`prod_name` ORDER BY `products`.`prod_name` ASC