What you’ll need
Budget, expected CPC, click-to-conversion rate, average conversion value and a relative sensitivity percentage.
Explore the results a budget could produce under your assumptions.
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Budget, expected CPC, click-to-conversion rate, average conversion value and a relative sensitivity percentage.
Clicks = budget / CPC. Expected conversions = clicks × conversion rate. Revenue = conversions × average value. Sensitivity scenarios vary CPC and conversion rate.
These are user-defined planning scenarios, not predictions, guarantees, platform pacing limits or advice that an increase is safe. No paid API or account connection.
A budget alone does not tell you how many customers a campaign could produce. This campaign forecast calculator connects spend to clicks, conversions and revenue using explicit assumptions. Use it when building a campaign plan or comparing a cautious scenario with a more optimistic one. It gives you a model to discuss and revise, not a prediction backed by access to your ad account.
Enter the planned budget, expected CPC, click-to-conversion rate and average conversion value. Keep all amounts in the selected currency.
Choose a relative scenario change. The comparison raises CPC and lowers conversion rate for the lower-result scenario, and reverses them for the higher-result scenario.
Calculate, inspect all three scenarios and export the assumptions with the results. Replace estimates with measured values as your campaign develops.
Expected clicks are budget divided by CPC; conversions are clicks multiplied by conversion rate. The scenario range is not a confidence interval. Relative changes differ from percentage-point changes, and the higher modeled conversion rate is capped at 100%. Revenue here is not profit and expected conversions can be fractional.
Check contribution economics with ROAS + Break-even ROAS Calculator before using a forecast to justify additional spend.
These are user-defined planning scenarios, not predictions, guarantees, platform pacing limits or advice that an increase is safe. No paid API or account connection.
It is an expected average across the modeled traffic, not a claim that an individual order can be fractional. Avoid rounding intermediate steps when comparing scenarios.
The arithmetic follows the inputs, but real CPC, conversion rates, auction conditions and conversion values can change. Use the model for planning and sensitivity checks, then compare it with actual results.