Marketing ROI Calculator

Calculate your marketing return on investment and get actionable insights to optimize your campaigns

Our free ROI calculator helps you measure key marketing metrics including:

  • Marketing Return on Investment
  • Campaign Performance Analysis
  • Net Profit Calculation
  • Monthly Return Tracking
Enter your total marketing campaign cost
Enter the total revenue from your campaign
How long your marketing campaign ran

About This Calculator

Our ROI calculator helps you measure the effectiveness of your marketing campaigns by comparing the revenue generated against your marketing investment.

  • Calculate ROI percentage
  • Measure net profit
  • Analyze monthly returns
  • Get performance insights

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ROI Calculator FAQ

Common questions about marketing ROI calculation and optimization

What is Marketing ROI and why is it important?

Marketing ROI (Return on Investment) measures campaign profitability by comparing revenue to costs. It's crucial because it:
  • Justifies marketing budgets
  • Identifies most effective channels
  • Helps optimize spending
  • Guides strategic decisions

How do I calculate marketing ROI correctly?

The basic formula is: ((Revenue - Marketing Cost) / Marketing Cost) × 100
  • Include all marketing costs (ads, staff, tools)
  • Consider both direct and indirect revenue
  • Account for the full campaign timeline
  • Factor in customer lifetime value when relevant

What's considered a good marketing ROI?

ROI benchmarks vary by industry and channel:
  • Minimum viable ROI: 100% (2:1 return)
  • Good ROI: 200-300% (3-4:1 return)
  • Excellent ROI: 400%+ (5:1+ return)
  • Note: Benchmarks should be adjusted for your industry and business model

How can I improve my marketing ROI?

Key optimization strategies:
  • Track performance metrics consistently
  • Test and optimize campaigns regularly
  • Focus on high-performing channels
  • Reduce costs without sacrificing quality
  • Improve targeting and conversion rates

What are common ROI calculation mistakes?

Avoid these common errors:
  • Overlooking indirect costs
  • Not tracking all revenue sources
  • Incorrect attribution of results
  • Using too short measurement periods
  • Ignoring long-term value

How often should I measure ROI?

Recommended tracking frequency:
  • Monitor costs and revenue daily
  • Calculate ROI weekly for short campaigns
  • Monthly analysis for ongoing campaigns
  • Quarterly strategic reviews
  • Annual comprehensive assessment