ROI Calculator | Return on Investment Percentage
Calculate ROI percentage, net profit, and return multiple from initial investment and final value for projects, campaigns, or purchases.
Calculate Return on Investment
Enter investment cost and final value to calculate net return, ROI percentage, and whether a campaign, asset, project, or purchase gained or lost money.
Include All Real Costs
ROI changes when fees, ad spend, labor, shipping, taxes, maintenance, refunds, or platform commissions are included. Add hidden costs before comparing options.
Where ROI Calculations Help
Use ROI math for marketing campaigns, inventory buys, business tools, side projects, equipment purchases, training budgets, and investment comparisons.
FAQ
What is the ROI formula?
ROI equals net gain divided by initial cost, multiplied by 100. Net gain is the final value minus the initial investment.
What is a good ROI?
ROI benchmarks vary by asset class and industry. Stock market investments historically return 7 to 10 percent per year. Marketing ROI expectations vary widely by channel.
What is the difference between ROI and CAGR?
ROI measures total return over a period without accounting for time. CAGR annualises the return to allow fair comparison across investments of different durations.
How It Works
ROI Calculator computes the return on investment percentage and net gain from an initial investment cost and a final value or gain. It is used to evaluate the financial return of any investment, project, or business initiative.
Typical Use Cases
Use this when evaluating whether a marketing campaign generated enough revenue to justify its cost, when comparing the ROI of two capital expenditure options, or when reporting investment performance to stakeholders.
Using the Tool
- Enter the initial investment cost.
- Enter the final value or total gain.
- Click Calculate to see the ROI percentage and net profit.
- Optionally set the time period to see annualised ROI.
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