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Free tools

Four calculators that answer the questions clients actually ask us.

No sign-up, no email, no trial. Each one runs in your browser and forgets your figures the moment you close the tab. We built them because the same four questions come up in every first call.

Why we give these away

You should be able to check our maths before you pay us.

The numbers are yours

Every calculation happens in your browser. Your margin, your spend and your order value never leave the page, are never sent to us and are never stored. That is also why there is no email gate: a tool you have to pay for with your address is an advert wearing a lab coat.

Margin is the missing number

Most free marketing calculators skip profit margin, which is what makes them flattering and useless. A 3x return looks good until you learn the product only carries 25% margin, at which point the campaign is losing money on every order it wins.

They will sometimes say no

If the budget planner tells you the target is not reachable at your current conversion rate, that is the answer. We would rather you find that out here than three months into a retainer.

What they cannot see

Repeat purchases, returns, seasonality, and the sales that ads take credit for but did not cause. A formula gets you to the right question; the account itself gives you the answer. That part is the free audit.

Questions we get often

Before you ask

Are these tools really free, with no sign-up?

Yes. There is no email gate, no account and no trial. Every calculation runs in your browser using JavaScript, so your spend, margin and order value are never sent to us, never stored and never seen by anyone but you. Close the tab and the figures are gone.

Why do all of them ask for profit margin?

Because revenue is not money you get to keep. Most free marketing calculators leave margin out, which makes every campaign look better than it is. A 3x return on a product carrying 25% margin loses money on every order; the same 3x on 70% margin is excellent. Without margin the answer is decoration.

How accurate are they?

The arithmetic is exact. The inputs are where the error lives, and the two that go wrong most often are an optimistic customer lifespan and a marketing spend that quietly excludes agency fees and salaries. Each tool says on the page what it cannot see — repeat purchases, returns, seasonality and attribution.

Can I use these for a client or in a report?

Yes, including commercially. A link back is appreciated but not required. If you want the method behind a number explained for a board paper, ask us and we will write it out.

Which one should I start with?

If you are already running ads, the ROAS calculator, because it tells you fastest whether to keep going. If you are deciding whether to start, the ad budget planner. If you are weighing SEO against paid, the traffic value calculator puts both on the same scale.

Second opinion

Got a number you do not like the look of?

Send us what the calculator told you. We will come back with where the money is leaking and what we would change first — whether or not you hire us.

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