How to use this calculator
Enter affiliate spend, revenue, target ROAS, and any planned extra budget.
The calculator compares actual ROAS with the target and estimates revenue needed.
Measure how much revenue your affiliate campaign produces for every dollar spent. Compare current ROAS with your target and estimate the revenue needed to scale profitably.
Enter affiliate spend, revenue, target ROAS, and any planned extra budget.
The calculator compares actual ROAS with the target and estimates revenue needed.
ROAS shows revenue efficiency, not full profit. A strong ROAS means affiliate spend is producing enough revenue to justify scaling.
Use this estimate as a planning guide. Final performance depends on traffic quality, offer strength, attribution method, and campaign execution.
If affiliate spend is $4,000 and revenue is $22,000, ROAS is 5.5x. With a 5x target, the campaign is above target.
A good affiliate ROAS depends on product margin, commission rate, and repeat purchase value. Many programs aim for a ROAS that leaves profit after all affiliate costs.
Divide affiliate revenue by affiliate spend. If revenue is $20,000 and spend is $4,000, ROAS is 5x.
Commission can be treated as spend when calculating a stricter affiliate ROAS. This gives a more realistic view of revenue efficiency.
Multiply affiliate spend by 5. For example, $4,000 spend requires $20,000 revenue to reach 5x ROAS.
Focus on higher-intent affiliates, improve landing pages, raise average order value, and reduce spend on partners with low conversion quality.
| Metric | Use |
|---|---|
| Current ROAS | Revenue efficiency. |
| Target Gap | Distance from target. |
| Extra Budget Forecast | Potential scaling impact. |