How to use this calculator
If a campaign spends $3,000 and creates $12,000 in revenue with $5,000 in product costs, ROAS looks strong, but profit tells the real story.
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Use revenue, ad spend, and optional cost of goods to see whether a campaign is efficient or merely generating sales.
ROAS = revenue / ad spend. ROI = (revenue - ad spend - costs) / ad spend.
If a campaign spends $3,000 and creates $12,000 in revenue with $5,000 in product costs, ROAS looks strong, but profit tells the real story.
This page explains the arithmetic behind the estimate so you can adjust assumptions before using the number in planning.
Learn what ROAS means, how to calculate it, why it is not the same as profit, and how to read return on ad spend before scaling ads.
What Is ROAS? How to Read Return on Ad Spend Before Scaling AdsNo. ROAS measures revenue per ad dollar, while profit includes costs and ad spend.
No. It only explains the math for the numbers you enter.
Include it when you want a profit-aware ROI estimate.