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ROAS Calculator

Calculate attributed revenue per ad dollar, plan a target, and add your margin when you need a contribution break-even check—not a generic benchmark.

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What do you want to calculate?
Profit check optional

Add your contribution margin to compare ROAS with your own cost boundary.

Add action and customer counts

Enter ad spend and attributed revenue to calculate ROAS.

Use one currency, reporting period, conversion event, attribution window, and attribution model. Currency selection changes formatting only; it does not convert values.

How to use it

A fast answer, with the cost boundary left visible

  1. 1

    Match the reporting scope

    Use ad spend and attributed revenue from the same dates, currency, conversion event, window, and attribution model.

  2. 2

    Read ROAS first

    A 4.00× result means the platform attributed four units of revenue for each unit of media spend.

  3. 3

    Add margin when profit matters

    Enter contribution margin or detailed variable cost rates to compare the result with contribution break-even.

Revenue efficiency

ROAS does not subtract product costs.

ROAS is attributed revenue divided by ad spend. It is useful for media efficiency, but it is not the same as profit or total return on investment.

Compare ROAS and ROI

Profit threshold

Your margin determines break-even.

Break-even ROAS is one divided by contribution margin before ads. A lower margin requires more attributed revenue for each ad dollar.

Open the break-even calculator

The better question

What is a good ROAS?

There is no universal threshold. A useful ROAS is one that clears the cost boundary relevant to your decision.

A campaign at 3.00× can be below break-even with a 20% margin, while 2.00× can clear break-even with a 60% margin. That is why this calculator keeps the margin check separate and optional.

Method basis: Amazon Ads Math. Examples are arithmetic illustrations, not benchmarks or forecasts.

FAQ

ROAS calculator questions

How do you calculate ROAS?

Divide revenue attributed to advertising by ad spend. If attributed revenue is $8,000 and spend is $2,000, ROAS is 4.00×, or 400%.

What does a 4:1 ROAS mean?

It means the reporting system attributed four units of revenue to ads for each one unit of media spend. It does not mean four units of profit because product, fulfilment, fees, refunds, salaries, tax, and other costs may still apply.

Is a 2.5 ROAS good?

Not by itself. At a 40% contribution margin, 2.50× is contribution break-even before fixed and unentered costs. At a different margin, the threshold changes.

Is ROAS the same as ROI?

No. ROAS compares attributed revenue with ad spend. ROI is profit-based and depends on the full cost boundary included in the investment. See the ROAS vs ROI comparison.

Does this calculator store campaign values?

No calculator values are intentionally submitted or stored by this site. The calculation runs in your browser. Cloudflare may process ordinary technical request data when it delivers the page; see the Privacy page.

Definitions reviewed September 1, 2026Google Ads glossaryGoogle Ads ROI guideAmazon Ads MathFull methodology