Marketing & ads calculators
The growth-and-CRO toolkit: size your experiments, find the break-even point on paid traffic, and project the revenue impact of conversion lifts. Everything runs in your browser.
A/B test sample size calculator
Sample size and run-time for a statistically valid A/B test, sliders for baseline, MDE, significance, and power.
YouTube AdSense revenue estimator
RPM bands by niche, Premium uplift, memberships, Super Chat, and 0/10/20% MoM view-growth lines.
A/B test significance calculator
Two-proportion z-test on live results with p-values, plus absolute-MDE sample sizing at 80% or 90% power.
UTM link builder
Live UTM URL preview, GA4 source/medium/campaign mapping, validation, and bulk links for up to 20 channels.
Email marketing ROI calculator
List-to-revenue funnel, campaign ROI vs 36:1 benchmark, cost per conversion, and lever sensitivity table.
LinkedIn Ads CPL calculator
CPL vs break-even from deal value and close rate, B2B funnel from budget to leads, and green/red headroom.
Conversion rate lift calculator
Four CVR lift scenarios side by side, monthly and annual revenue and profit lift, optional ROAS when ad spend is set.
Google Ads CPC break-even calculator
E-commerce vs lead-gen max CPC from margin and CVR, optional ROAS cap, CVR bar sensitivity and margin table.
Why these tools live together
Most marketing decisions are quietly statistical. Should you keep running this A/B test or call it? Will a 5% lift in conversion pay back the ad spend it took to test? Is your email program actually making money once you net out platform fees? The category page collects calculators that answer those questions with sliders and instant feedback instead of a generic blog post.
Start with sample-size sizing before you launch a test, the most common cause of bad CRO calls is under-powered tests being read as winners after a few good days. From there, the ROAS and revenue-lift tools help you decide whether a winning variant actually moves the number that matters.
This category will grow as we ship the rest of the marketing backlog, statistical significance, conversion-lift projection, email ROI, and the Google/LinkedIn ads break-even tools.