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ROAS Calculator

Free Calculator

Turn campaign revenue and ad spend into your return on ad spend, ROAS percentage and gross profit — instantly and privately.

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Your campaign numbers

$

Revenue attributed to the campaign.

$

Total ad spend for that campaign.

ROAS

4×

Revenue per £1 of ad spend. 4× is a common healthy target; under 2× often loses money after costs.

ROAS %

400%

The same return expressed as a percentage.

Gross profit

US$30,000

Revenue minus ad spend.

How it works

1

Enter revenue

Add the revenue your ad platform attributes to the campaign.

2

Enter ad spend

Add the total you spent on that campaign for the same period.

3

Read your ROAS

Return on ad spend and ROAS % update live as you type.

4

Check your profit

See gross profit and judge the return against a 4× target.

Lift ROAS with creative that converts

Reverze rebuilds your App Store screenshots into higher-converting creative — more installs from the same ad spend.

What is a good ROAS and how do you use this ROAS calculator?

ROAS — return on ad spend — is the revenue you earn for every pound you put into a campaign. The ROAS formula is simple: revenue attributed to the campaign divided by the ad spend behind it. A 4.0× ROAS means £4 back for every £1 spent; expressed as a percentage that is 400%. This calculator takes your revenue and spend and instantly returns your ROAS, the same figure as a percentage, and the gross profit left over.

As a rough benchmark, many teams treat 4× as a healthy target and anything under 2× as a warning sign, because once you subtract product, fulfilment and platform costs a low multiple can still lose money. The fastest lever on ROAS is usually not more budget but better creative: screenshots and ads that convert a higher share of the same clicks lift revenue without raising spend — exactly what Reverze rebuilds for App Store campaigns.

Frequently asked questions

How do you calculate ROAS?
Divide the revenue attributed to a campaign by the ad spend behind it. For example, £40,000 revenue ÷ £10,000 spend = 4.0× ROAS, or 400%. This calculator does it instantly and also shows your gross profit.
What is a good ROAS?
It depends on your margins, but 4× is a common healthy target and under 2× is often a warning sign. After product, fulfilment and platform costs, a low multiple can still lose money, so set your target above your break-even ROAS.
What is the difference between ROAS and ROI?
ROAS compares revenue to ad spend only, while ROI compares profit to total cost. ROAS is quicker for judging campaigns day to day; ROI is the fuller picture once all costs are included. A high ROAS can still mean low ROI if margins are thin.
How can I improve my ROAS?
Raise revenue from the same spend by improving targeting and, above all, creative. Better screenshots, headlines and ads convert more of your existing clicks into installs and purchases, lifting ROAS without a bigger budget.