How to use this calculator
Enter total impressions, average frequency, target reach, and total audience size. The calculator estimates unique reach and saturation risk.
Use this Content Reach Calculator to estimate how many unique people your content reached and whether your frequency level suggests healthy coverage or audience saturation.
Enter total impressions, average frequency, target reach, and total audience size. The calculator estimates unique reach and saturation risk.
Reach estimates the unique audience exposed to content. Frequency shows how often they saw it. Healthy campaigns balance new reach with enough repetition.
Frequency between 2 and 4 is often efficient. Very high frequency can indicate saturation or fatigue.
If content gets 120,000 impressions at 3x frequency, estimated reach is 40,000 people. In a 100,000-person audience, coverage is 40%.
Divide total impressions by average frequency to estimate unique reach.
Reach is the number of unique people exposed, while impressions count total views including repeat exposures.
Good reach depends on audience size and objective. Awareness campaigns usually need broader coverage than retargeting campaigns.
Set target reach based on audience size, budget, campaign objective, and desired frequency.
No. Higher frequency increases repeat exposure, but reach grows when more unique people see the content.
| Metric | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Estimated Reach | Impressions divided by average frequency. |
| Reach Gap | Difference between target and estimated reach. |
| Audience Coverage | Share of available audience reached. |
| Health Score | 0–100 reach efficiency score. |