OneStudy Calculator

Estimate marketing ROI, CAC, ROAS, scenarios, and channel fit.

Use this marketing ROI calculator to review campaign intake, cost breakdown, attributed revenue, ROAS, CAC, LTV:CAC, break-even, scenario risk, saved channel comparisons, and next steps before VelocityMarketing or OmniLocal.

Calculator

Start with a simple campaign ROI estimate.

Use this quick form for basic ROI, then use the Marketing ROI Hub below for intake, cost lines, attribution confidence, CAC, ROAS, scenarios, saved comparisons, and exports.

Result

Enter values and calculate to see a planning estimate.

Marketing ROI Hub

Review campaign economics, attribution confidence, scenarios, and channels.

Use this deeper section for paid social, search, email, direct mail, events, influencer campaigns, local ads, and agency planning. It starts blank and keeps saved comparisons in this browser only.

Campaign intake

Set the channel, goal, timing, and tracking quality before reviewing the numbers.

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Attribution setupChoose a tracking method to see attribution guidance.
Goal focusChoose a goal to see which metric deserves extra attention.

Campaign cost breakdown

Revenue attribution and customer volume

Scenario and sensitivity

Stress-test the same campaign with optimistic, base, and pessimistic assumptions.

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ROI

Simple ROI

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Profit

Net profit

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Revenue

Attributed revenue

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ROAS

Return on ad spend

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CAC

Cost per customer

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LTV:CAC

Long-term health

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Risk

Recommendation band

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Advanced metrics and break-even

Total campaign costEnter inputs
Break-even revenueEnter inputs
Break-even salesEnter inputs
Cost per lead or signupEnter inputs
Estimated uplift revenueEnter inputs
Attribution confidenceEnter inputs
Scenario revenueEnter inputs
Scenario costEnter inputs
Recommendation bandEnter inputs

Risk and action plan

Calculate the campaign to see ROI range, attribution warnings, and next-step recommendations.

Saved channel comparison

Save up to five local campaign scenarios and compare ROI, CAC, and channel fit.

Save a campaign to see comparison bars.

Campaign Channel ROI ROAS CAC LTV:CAC Action
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Attribution guide and next steps

Last-clickCredits the final touch before conversion. Simple, but it can undervalue awareness and nurture activity.
Linear multi-touchSpreads credit across touches. Useful when the customer journey has multiple campaign steps.
UTM starterUse source, medium, campaign, content, and term tags so results can be compared later.
Common mistakeDo not include unrelated revenue, forget creative costs, or assume attribution is perfect.

What this estimate means

Use the result to ask better questions.

This estimate helps you see whether attributed revenue, acquisition cost, channel choice, and scenario range support scaling, testing, pausing, or reviewing a campaign.

What this does not guarantee

Keep the limits visible.

It does not prove attribution, confirm buyer behavior, account for every brand-lift or seasonality effect, or guarantee future campaign results. Review tracking quality, follow-up, channel context, and repeatability before making decisions.

FAQ

Questions this tool helps frame.

What counts as campaign revenue?

Use revenue you can reasonably connect to the campaign. If attribution is unclear, treat the result as a rough review prompt.

Why should I track CAC and ROAS too?

ROI shows profit against total campaign cost, ROAS focuses on ad spend efficiency, and CAC shows how much each new customer costs.

Why does campaign structure matter?

A campaign result is easier to trust when channels, replies, owners, and follow-up are tracked clearly.

How does this connect to VelocityMarketing and OmniLocal?

VelocityMarketing supports campaign workflow and reporting. OmniLocal supports white-label local reach, partner, and territory work.

Planning Notes

Use the result as a review prompt.

  • What this tool helps you understandA simple estimate based on the numbers entered.
  • Who this tool is forOwners, operators, coordinators, or teams preparing for a OneStudy software conversation.
  • What information you need before using itUse current costs, revenue estimates, rates, timing, or operating assumptions.
  • What the result does and does not meanIt supports planning and review. It is not an approval, forecast, guarantee, or professional advice.
  • Common mistakes when estimating thisLeaving out timing, labor, responsibilities, one-time costs, access needs, or assumptions that are still untested.
  • How this connects to OneStudy softwareThis tool connects to VelocityMarketing, OmniLocal.
  • When to use this before speaking with OneStudyUse it when you want the first interview to start with clearer numbers, records, or readiness questions.
  • Related calculatorsBusiness ROI Calculator, Event Profit Calculator
  • Related assessmentsCampaign Readiness Assessment, Stream Setup Assessment
  • Related software pagesVelocityMarketing, OmniLocal

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