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eCPM Calculator

Free Calculator

Turn your ad revenue and impressions into effective CPM and revenue per million impressions β€” instantly and privately.

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Your numbers

$

Total ad revenue earned in the period.

Ad impressions served in the same period.

eCPM

$2.5

Effective revenue per 1,000 impressions β€” the number you use to compare networks, formats and placements.

Revenue per 1M impressions

$2,500

eCPM Γ— 1,000 β€” what the same rate earns across a million impressions.

How it works

1

Enter ad revenue

Pull total ad revenue from your ad network dashboard.

2

Add impressions

Enter impressions served for the same date range.

3

Read your eCPM

Effective revenue per 1,000 impressions updates live.

4

Compare monetization

Use eCPM to benchmark networks, formats and placements.

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What is an eCPM calculator?

An eCPM calculator turns ad revenue and impressions into effective cost per mille β€” the revenue you earn for every 1,000 ad impressions served. Because it normalizes earnings to a per-thousand rate, eCPM is the standard yardstick for comparing ad monetization across networks, ad formats, placements and geographies, no matter how many impressions each one delivers. The formula is simple: divide total ad revenue by impressions, then multiply by 1,000.

eCPM is more useful than raw revenue because it strips out volume: a placement earning $500 from 200,000 impressions has a $2.50 eCPM, and you can line that up directly against any other source running at a different scale. This tool also shows revenue per million impressions so you can plan monetization at volume β€” and once you are optimizing what your ad revenue depends on, higher install conversion from better App Store creative compounds every impression you buy.

Frequently asked questions

How do I calculate eCPM?
Divide total ad revenue by total impressions, then multiply by 1,000. For example, $500 in revenue Γ· 200,000 impressions Γ— 1,000 = $2.50 eCPM. This calculator does it instantly and also shows revenue per million impressions.
What is the difference between eCPM and CPM?
CPM is the price an advertiser pays per 1,000 impressions for a single buy. eCPM (effective CPM) is what a publisher actually earns per 1,000 impressions across everything β€” different formats, fill rates and networks blended together β€” so it is the better metric for comparing monetization.
What is a good eCPM?
It varies widely by ad format, platform, country and season β€” rewarded video and interstitials earn far more than banners, and US traffic earns more than most regions. Rather than chasing one universal number, compare eCPM against your own placements and track it over time.
Why is eCPM used to compare ad revenue?
Because it normalizes earnings to a per-1,000-impression rate, eCPM lets you compare networks and placements running at completely different volumes on a level footing. A high-volume source with a low eCPM may still earn less per impression than a smaller, better-monetized one.