How this tool works
ROAS compares revenue generated against the amount spent on ads. Optional gross margin adds a break-even check so revenue ROAS is not confused with profit.
Free ROAS calculator for return on ad spend, revenue per dollar spent, ROAS percentage, and optional break-even ROAS from gross margin.
ROAS compares revenue generated against the amount spent on ads. Optional gross margin adds a break-even check so revenue ROAS is not confused with profit.
roas = revenue / adSpend; roasPercentage = roas * 100; if grossMarginPercentage > 0: breakEvenRoas = 1 / (grossMarginPercentage / 100); estimatedGrossProfitAfterAds = revenue * (grossMarginPercentage / 100) - adSpend
If revenue is 12,000 and ad spend is 3,000, ROAS is 4.0x. With a 60% gross margin, break-even ROAS is about 1.67x.
ROAS means return on ad spend. It compares revenue to ad cost.
It depends on margins, product costs, and goals. A high ROAS can still be unprofitable if margins are low.
No. ROAS uses revenue, not profit after costs.
Break-even ROAS is the ROAS needed for gross profit to cover ad spend before other operating costs.
ROAS divides revenue by ad spend, so ad spend must be greater than 0.