Marketing Performance CPA Calculator

Are you struggling to determine if your marketing efforts are truly paying off? Our CPA Calculator is designed specifically for CMOs and Digital Marketing Managers like you. It helps you assess the effectiveness of your campaigns by calculating key metrics such as Break-Even CPA, Profit Driven CPA, and Target ROAS.

By inputting your business's specific data, you'll gain valuable insights into your marketing performance and make data-driven decisions to optimize your campaigns. Don't leave your marketing ROI to guesswork – use our calculator to drive real results!

Quick Start with Demo Companies

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The average amount spent by customers per order.
The average tax rate applied to orders.
The percentage of orders that are returned.
The average cost to fulfill and ship an order.
The percentage of customers who make repeat purchases.
The average number of repeat orders per returning customer.
Your desired net profit margin as a percentage of sales.

Results

Average order value (post tax/returns): $

This is your actual revenue per order after accounting for taxes and returns.

Profit per order (before ads costs): $

The amount you're making on each order before considering advertising costs.

Profit per customer (before ads costs): $

Your profit per customer, taking into account returning customers and repeat orders.

Break-Even CPA: $

This is the maximum you can spend to acquire a customer without losing money.

Profit Driven CPA: $

This is your target Cost Per Acquisition. It represents the maximum amount you can spend to acquire a customer while still meeting your profit goals.

Target ROAS:

This is your target Return on Ad Spend. For every dollar spent on advertising, you should aim to generate this much in sales to meet your profit goals. For example, a ROAS of 4 means you should generate $4 in sales for every $1 spent on ads.