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Marketing ROI Calculator

Free Calculator

Enter the revenue a campaign generated and what it cost to see your marketing ROI and net profit in seconds β€” privately.

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Your numbers

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Revenue generated by the marketing (sales attributed to the campaign).

$

Total marketing cost or spend β€” ads, tools, agency and creative.

Marketing ROI

400.0%

Return on every Β£1 spent β€” positive means profit after cost. 100% means you doubled your money.

Net profit

US$40,000

Revenue minus cost β€” the money left after paying for the campaign.

How it works

1

Enter revenue

Add the revenue the campaign generated for the period.

2

Enter cost

Add the total marketing spend for the same period.

3

Read your ROI

ROI percentage and net profit update live as you type.

4

Compare campaigns

Swap the numbers to see which channels return the most.

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How to calculate marketing ROI

Marketing ROI (return on investment) measures how much profit your marketing generates for every pound you spend. The formula is simple: subtract your marketing cost from the revenue it generated to get net profit, then divide that net profit by the cost and multiply by 100. So a campaign that brought in Β£50,000 on Β£10,000 of spend returns a net profit of Β£40,000 and an ROI of 400% β€” four pounds of profit for every pound invested.

A positive ROI means the campaign paid for itself and then some; a negative ROI means you spent more than you earned back. As a rough guide, marketers often aim for at least a 5:1 revenue-to-cost ratio (roughly 400% ROI), though a healthy target depends on your margins and channel. This calculator gives you both ROI and net profit instantly, so you can compare campaigns, channels and creative and put your budget where it returns the most.

Frequently asked questions

How do I calculate marketing ROI?
Subtract marketing cost from the revenue it generated to get net profit, then divide by the cost and multiply by 100. For example, (Β£50,000 βˆ’ Β£10,000) Γ· Β£10,000 Γ— 100 = 400% ROI. This calculator does it instantly and also shows your net profit.
What is a good marketing ROI?
A common benchmark is a 5:1 revenue-to-cost ratio, which is roughly 400% ROI, with 2:1 (100% ROI) often seen as break-even once product and overhead costs are included. The right target depends on your margins, channel and whether you count gross or net revenue.
What is the difference between ROI and ROAS?
ROAS (return on ad spend) divides revenue by ad cost and is usually shown as a ratio. Marketing ROI is profit-based: it subtracts cost first, then divides net profit by cost, so it tells you what you actually made rather than gross revenue per pound.
Which costs should I include?
Include every marketing cost tied to the campaign β€” ad spend, tools and software, agency or freelancer fees, and creative production. For a truer picture you can also fold in product cost of goods so the ROI reflects real profit, not just revenue.