Campaign ROI Calculator

Measure your true marketing profitability

Campaign Revenue

Revenue attributed to this campaign

Sales, leads, or signups

Campaign Costs

Product Costs (Optional)

Product/fulfillment costs

Or enter margin instead of COGS

Campaign ROI

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Return on Investment
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Total Cost $0
Net Profit $0
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Per Conversion

Cost per Conversion $0
Revenue per Conversion $0
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Cost Breakdown

ROI Benchmarks by Channel

Email
4200%
Average ROI
SEO
2200%
Average ROI
Content
300%
Average ROI
Social Ads
200%
Average ROI
PPC
200%
Average ROI

Make Data-Driven Marketing Decisions

Campaign Evaluation

Determine which campaigns are truly profitable when all costs are considered. Stop wasting budget on underperformers.

Budget Justification

Present clear ROI data to stakeholders and executives. Justify marketing spend with concrete profit numbers.

Channel Comparison

Compare ROI across different marketing channels. Allocate budget to the highest-performing channels.

Scaling Decisions

Identify campaigns worth scaling. If ROI is strong, increasing investment can multiply your returns.

True Cost Analysis

Include all hidden costs like labor, tools, and production. Get the real picture of campaign profitability.

Loss Prevention

Quickly identify campaigns losing money. Cut losses early and reallocate budget to profitable initiatives.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is marketing ROI?

Marketing ROI measures profit from marketing relative to cost. Formula: (Revenue - Cost) / Cost × 100. Positive ROI = profitable; negative = losing money.

How do you calculate campaign ROI?

ROI = ((Revenue - Total Cost) / Total Cost) × 100. Include all costs: ads, creative, agency fees, tools, and labor. Example: $15K revenue - $5K cost = 200% ROI.

What is a good marketing ROI?

5:1 ratio (500% ROI) is strong. 10:1 (1000%) is exceptional. At minimum, aim for positive ROI. "Good" varies by industry and campaign type.

What costs should I include?

Include: ad spend, creative production, agency fees, tools/software, employee time, content creation, and allocated overhead. Excluding costs inflates ROI.

ROI vs ROAS - what's the difference?

ROAS = revenue vs ad spend only. ROI = revenue vs ALL costs. ROAS of 4:1 might be great, but true ROI could be much lower after other costs.

How can I improve campaign ROI?

Better targeting, optimize conversions, increase order value, reduce production costs, automate tasks, focus on top channels, and cut underperformers quickly.

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