ROAS Calculator
Is my ad spend actually making money?
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How this is calculated
ROAS on its own is meaningless without your margin. This calculator converts ad spend and revenue into gross profit after advertising, and gives you the break-even ROAS that tells you exactly where a campaign stops being profitable.
Real example: Shopify store ROAS
Ad spend $2,400, revenue $9,600, AOV $62, contribution margin 41%.
Result: ROAS 4.0x. Break-even ROAS is 2.44x (100/41). At 4.0x this campaign adds ~$1,984 profit monthly after ads.
- ROAS = ad revenue ÷ ad spend
- Contribution margin % = 100 − COGS % − other variable cost %
- Gross profit from ad revenue = ad revenue × contribution margin %
- Break-even ROAS = 100 ÷ contribution margin %
- Gross profit after ads = gross profit − ad spend
What to make of the number
Break-even ROAS is the most useful number in paid media and most accounts do not calculate it. At a 59% contribution margin, break-even is 1.69 — so a campaign reporting a healthy-looking 2.5x is genuinely profitable, while the same 2.5x at a 35% margin is deeply unprofitable.
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