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ROAS Calculator

Free ROAS calculator: return on ad spend as a ratio and percent, plus profit, ROI and break-even ROAS. Instant and in-browser.

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ROAS Calculator is a free, in-browser tool that measures the return on your advertising spend. Enter the revenue a campaign generated and the amount you spent, plus an optional profit margin, and it reports ROAS as a ratio and a percentage alongside profit and ROI. Everything is computed locally as you type; nothing is uploaded.

ROAS = revenue ÷ ad spend, shown as a multiple such as 4.00×; ROAS % is that ratio × 100. Profit = revenue − ad spend and ROI % = (revenue − ad spend) ÷ ad spend × 100. If you supply a profit margin, the break-even ROAS = 1 ÷ (margin ÷ 100) tells you the minimum ROAS at which the campaign covers its own cost.

Use it to judge whether a channel is profitable, to compare campaigns on a common scale, and to set the ROAS target your margins actually require. Currency values use your locale format and rates carry a percent sign.

Frequently asked questions

What is ROAS and how is it calculated?
Return on ad spend is revenue ÷ ad spend, expressed as a multiple. 20,000 revenue on 5,000 spend is a ROAS of 4.00× (or 400%). It is a gross measure — it does not subtract product or operating costs.
How is ROAS different from ROI?
ROAS compares revenue to ad spend; ROI compares profit to ad spend: ROI % = (revenue − ad spend) ÷ ad spend × 100. A 4× ROAS equals a 300% ROI on the ad cost alone.
What is break-even ROAS?
The minimum ROAS at which a campaign covers its cost given your gross profit margin: break-even ROAS = 1 ÷ (margin ÷ 100). At a 25% margin you need a 4× ROAS to break even. It only appears when you enter a margin.
Is my revenue data private?
Yes. Revenue, spend and margin are processed entirely in your browser; none of it is uploaded.

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