Marketing Calculators
Calculate campaign costs, click and conversion rates, revenue ratios and ecommerce profitability from your own figures.
How to Use This Calculator Directory
Choose the calculator that matches the metric or technical question you are trying to answer. Keep source values from the same reporting period or technical scenario, use the units stated by the calculator, and review the formula shown with the result. The directory itself is intentionally ad-free so calculator navigation remains visually distinct from advertising.
Marketing metrics should be compared using the same attribution window, revenue definition and reporting period. A good advertising metric does not automatically mean a campaign is profitable. Save the assumptions with any result that will be shared or reused, particularly when a percentage, fee basis, bitrate, pixel density or campaign attribution definition could be interpreted in more than one way.
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Follow the campaign from impressions to revenue
Use the CPM calculator to compare impression cost, the CTR calculator to compare clicks with impressions, and the CPC calculator to compare spend with clicks. The conversion rate calculator looks at the share of visits or interactions that meet your chosen conversion definition.
One campaign, several measurements
For $500 of spend, 100,000 impressions and 1,000 clicks, CPM is $5, CTR is 1% and CPC is $0.50. These metrics describe cost and response at different stages. They do not establish how much profit those clicks produced.
Keep attribution consistent
Use the same campaign, reporting dates and conversion definition for inputs that belong together. A platform's attributed sale can differ from a payment record or a sale assigned by another analytics tool. Comparing channels with different attribution windows can make an apparent efficiency difference misleading.
Use the ROAS calculator to compare attributed revenue with ad spend, then review product cost, fees, shipping and returns separately. Revenue divided by spend is not the same as profit. Save the assumptions with the result when comparing campaigns or planning a revised budget.