How to use this calculator
Enter the ad spend used to promote content, the revenue generated, your target ROAS, and the campaign duration.
The result shows return per dollar spent, target gap, daily revenue, and campaign efficiency.
Use this Content ROAS Calculator to evaluate how much revenue your promoted content earns for every advertising dollar spent and whether your campaign meets its target return.
Enter the ad spend used to promote content, the revenue generated, your target ROAS, and the campaign duration.
The result shows return per dollar spent, target gap, daily revenue, and campaign efficiency.
ROAS isolates advertising efficiency. It does not include production costs, so use it with ROI when judging full content profitability.
A high ROAS can still produce weak profit if production costs or fulfillment costs are high.
If content promotion costs $2,000 and generates $12,000, ROAS is 6.00x, meaning every $1 in ad spend returned $6 in revenue.
A 4x ROAS is often healthy, while 6x or higher is strong for many content promotion campaigns.
Multiply your ad spend by 5. For example, $2,000 in spend requires $10,000 in revenue to reach 5x ROAS.
ROAS measures revenue per advertising dollar, while ROI measures profit after subtracting all campaign costs.
Normally ROAS includes only ad spend. Production costs should be included in ROI, not ROAS.
Improve targeting, creative relevance, landing page conversion, retargeting sequences, and stop spending on low-performing placements.
| Metric | Meaning |
|---|---|
| ROAS | Revenue generated per dollar of ad spend. |
| Target Gap | Revenue still needed to hit your target ROAS. |
| Daily Revenue | Revenue divided by campaign duration. |
| Health Score | 0–100 score based on ROAS strength. |