ROI/ROAS Calculator
ROI/ROAS Calculator
Calculate, save, and edit your marketing ROI and ROAS calculations with full history tracking.
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Create custom lists to quickly select common values for your calculations.
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What is the difference between ROI and ROAS?
ROI (Return on Investment) measures the overall profitability of an investment, taking into account both ad spend and additional costs. It’s calculated as (Revenue – Total Investment) / Total Investment * 100%.
ROAS (Return on Ad Spend) focuses specifically on the effectiveness of advertising spend. It’s calculated as Revenue / Ad Spend. ROAS is typically expressed as a ratio (e.g., 4.5x).
Can I edit my saved calculations?
Yes! Every saved calculation in your history is fully editable. Click the “Edit” button on any history item to modify:
- Campaign name
- Ad spend amount
- Revenue generated
- Additional costs
When you save your edits, the calculator will automatically recalculate the ROI, ROAS, profit, and other metrics based on your updated inputs.
How is my data stored and protected?
This calculator uses your browser’s localStorage to save:
- All your calculation history with complete input details
- Your custom lists for ad spend and revenue presets
Your data remains on your device and is never sent to any server. This ensures complete privacy for your financial calculations. If you clear your browser data or use a different browser/device, your saved data will not be available unless you export and import it.
How do I interpret the ROAS value?
ROAS is expressed as a multiplier. For example:
- 1x ROAS: You’re breaking even (earning $1 for every $1 spent)
- 2x ROAS: You’re earning $2 for every $1 spent
- 4x ROAS: You’re earning $4 for every $1 spent
Generally, a ROAS of 4x or higher is considered excellent for most digital marketing campaigns, but this varies by industry and profit margins.