How to use this calculator
Enter affiliate revenue, commission paid, platform fees, and management cost.
The calculator estimates total cost, net profit, ROI, revenue multiple, and affiliate health score.
Evaluate whether an affiliate program is profitable after commission, platform, and management costs. Calculate ROI, net profit, revenue multiple, and the break-even point for smarter partner decisions.
Enter affiliate revenue, commission paid, platform fees, and management cost.
The calculator estimates total cost, net profit, ROI, revenue multiple, and affiliate health score.
A high ROI means affiliate revenue is large enough to cover commissions and operating costs. A low ROI suggests weak partner quality or excessive commission burden.
Use this estimate as a planning guide. Final performance depends on traffic quality, offer strength, attribution method, and campaign execution.
With $30,000 revenue, $7,500 commission, $1,200 platform cost, and $2,500 management cost, total cost is $11,200 and ROI is about 168%.
Add commission, platform, and management costs, subtract them from affiliate revenue, then divide profit by total cost and multiply by 100.
A good affiliate ROI is high enough to cover commission, management time, and opportunity cost while still producing profitable incremental revenue.
Yes. Commission is a direct affiliate cost and should be included when calculating true affiliate marketing ROI.
Profit should be judged against your margin, partner quality, and acquisition cost. High revenue with excessive commission may still produce weak ROI.
Improve partner quality, negotiate better commission tiers, remove low-quality affiliates, and increase average order value from affiliate traffic.
| Metric | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Commission Ratio | Share of revenue paid to affiliates. |
| Net Profit | Revenue after affiliate costs. |
| Revenue Multiple | Revenue generated per cost dollar. |