Customer Lifetime Value (LTV) Calculator: Estimates the total value a customer will bring to your business.

The Customer Lifetime Value (LTV) Calculator is a strategic and fundamental tool for any business, especially for Digital Marketing professionals like yourself, Carlos. It allows you to estimate the total revenue an individual customer is likely to generate for your company throughout their relationship. By calculating LTV, you gain valuable insight into the long-term profitability of your customers, which is essential for justifying investments in acquisition, retention, and loyalty. This tool helps identify your most valuable customers, optimize marketing strategies to attract similar profiles, and enhance customer service, ensuring sustainable growth and smarter decisions on where to allocate your resources to maximize returns.

Marketing ROI Calculator (en-US)

Marketing ROI Calculator

US units and currency (USD). Switch UI language below.

Inputs

All currency in USD. Use decimal point. Results update automatically.

%
Click-through rate (percentage of impressions that turn into clicks).
$ USD
Cost per click in US dollars.
%
%
$ USD
%
How to bring data from CRM/Analytics (conceptual)
HubSpot:
  • Reports → Create report → Leads by source/date. Export CSV. Use visit-to-lead and lead-to-customer rates.
  • Deals → Average deal size to estimate AOV. Check win rate for lead-to-customer.
Salesforce:
  • Reports → Opportunities by stage. Export. Use conversion from Qualified to Closed Won.
  • Products/Price Book for AOV. Margin from finance or product cost data.
Google Analytics 4:
  • Acquisition → User acquisition for impressions/clicks proxies (with Ads linking) and CTR.
  • Conversions: form_submit or purchase for visit-to-lead; eCommerce for AOV.
Tip: export CSV from your tool and keep only the columns needed for each input above.

Results

Calculated with US currency formatting.

Clicks
Ad Spend
Leads
Customers
Revenue
Gross Profit
CAC
LTV (gross)
ROI
ROAS
Break-even CPC
LTV / CAC

Disclaimer: Estimates only, using simplified assumptions. Not financial advice.

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