ROAS Calculator
Calculate return on ad spend from advertising cost and attributed revenue.
Open calculator →Calculate ROAS, break-even targets, CPA, CPC, conversion rate, profit, margin and other everyday metrics using clear formulas and practical explanations.
Start with the metric you need. Each page explains the formula, shows an example and highlights common interpretation mistakes.
Calculate return on ad spend from advertising cost and attributed revenue.
Open calculator →Find the minimum ROAS needed to cover product-level variable costs.
Open calculator →Calculate cost per acquisition from spend and conversions.
Open calculator →Calculate average cost per click from ad spend and clicks.
Open calculator →Calculate cost per thousand impressions for display and awareness campaigns.
Open calculator →Calculate click-to-conversion rate and clicks required per conversion.
Open calculator →Estimate the maximum CPC supported by your conversion rate and maximum CPA.
Open calculator →Calculate marketing efficiency ratio using total revenue and ad spend.
Open calculator →Estimate net contribution after product, fulfillment, payment and advertising costs.
Open calculator →Performance marketing becomes difficult when metrics are viewed in isolation. A campaign can have a strong ROAS and still produce weak profit if fulfillment and product costs are high. A low CPC can look efficient while low-intent traffic fails to convert. Sahvion Calculators is designed around the relationships between these metrics, not just the arithmetic.
Use ROAS, CPA, CPC, CPM, conversion rate and MER to understand what your advertising is costing and what it is returning. The break-even ROAS and break-even CPC tools connect those advertising numbers to the economics of the store.
Use the ecommerce profit, profit margin, markup, AOV, discount and customer lifetime value calculators to understand revenue quality. These tools are intended for planning, scenario analysis and quick checks; your accounting system remains the source of record.
There is no universal “good ROAS” or “good conversion rate.” Healthy performance depends on price, contribution margin, customer mix, channel, geography, product type and business objectives. The calculators therefore emphasize your inputs and formulas rather than generic targets.