Use this free Google Ads ROI Calculator to measure the profitability of your campaigns using your real advertising spend, clicks, leads, sales and fulfilment costs. Instantly calculate ROI, ROAS, CPA, CPL, CPC, conversion rates, net profit and break-even targets, then download a complete PDF campaign performance report.
Calculate ROAS, ROI, CPC, CPL, CPA, profit and break-even targets using your real campaign numbers.
Break-even values estimate the point where profit reaches zero based on the costs entered above.
This calculator provides estimates based on the figures you enter. It does not include taxes, refunds, customer lifetime value or costs not entered above.
Enter your total Google Ads spend, clicks, leads, completed sales, average order value, fulfilment cost and any additional campaign expenses. The results update automatically as you enter your figures. You can review your campaign profitability, identify your break-even targets and download the results as a PDF report.
ROI shows the percentage of profit generated after accounting for advertising, fulfilment and other campaign costs. A positive ROI means the campaign generated more profit than its total cost.
ROAS measures how much revenue your campaign generated for every amount spent directly on advertising. For example, a 3.00x ROAS means that every $1 of ad spend generated $3 in revenue.
CPA shows how much advertising spend was required to generate one paying customer. Compare your CPA with the profit produced by an average customer to determine whether the campaign is sustainable.
CPL measures the cost of generating one enquiry or lead, while CPC shows the average amount paid for each advertisement click. These metrics help identify problems between traffic generation, lead generation and sales conversion.
Break-even results show the maximum CPA and CPC your campaign can support before profit reaches zero. They can also help you establish a minimum profitable ROAS target. Learn more about how Target ROAS bidding works in Google Ads.
ROI = Net Profit ÷ Total Campaign Cost × 100
Net Profit = Revenue − Advertising Spend − Fulfilment Costs − Other Campaign Costs
ROAS = Revenue ÷ Advertising Spend
CPA = Advertising Spend ÷ Number of Sales
CPL = Advertising Spend ÷ Number of Leads
CPC = Advertising Spend ÷ Number of Clicks
Suppose you spend $1,000 on Google Ads and receive 500 clicks, 50 leads and 10 sales. If the average order value is $300 and the fulfilment cost is $100 per sale, your total revenue is $3,000.
Your total cost would be $2,000: $1,000 in advertising spend and $1,000 in fulfilment costs. This produces $1,000 in net profit, a 50% ROI and a 3.00x ROAS. Your CPA would be $100, CPL would be $20 and CPC would be $2.
Do not evaluate ROAS without considering fulfilment costs, agency fees, software expenses, refunds and profit margins. A campaign can have a high ROAS while producing little or no actual profit. Use ROI and break-even metrics alongside ROAS to understand the campaign’s true financial performance.
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A good ROI depends on your profit margins and business costs. Any positive ROI means the campaign is profitable, but higher returns are generally better.
ROAS compares revenue with advertising spend, while ROI measures actual profit after advertising, fulfilment and other campaign costs.
Subtract advertising spend, fulfilment costs and other campaign expenses from the total revenue generated.
Profit = Revenue − Total Campaign Costs
Yes. Include agency fees, creative costs, tracking tools and landing-page expenses for a more accurate profitability calculation.
Break-even ROAS is the minimum return required to cover your advertising and fulfilment costs without making a profit or loss.
Subtract the direct cost per sale from the average order value.
Maximum CPA = Average Order Value − Cost Per Sale
Yes. Enter your leads, paying customers, average customer value and service-delivery costs to measure campaign profitability.
Yes. Add your orders, average order value, product cost, shipping, fulfilment expenses and advertising spend.