ROI calculator.
Calculate return on investment, annualised ROI, and investment multiples. Compare opportunities on a level field, regardless of how long they take to play out.
What ROI tells you.
Return on Investment measures profit relative to cost: (Final value − Initial) ÷ Initial × 100. Positive = profit, negative = loss. Higher = better — but only when you also account for time.
- 01Calculate ROI percentage and net gain or loss in one place.
- 02Measure annualized ROI to compare investments across different time periods.
- 03Calculate investment multiples (2×, 5×, 10× returns).
- 04Compare to industry benchmarks to know whether you’re winning or just busy.
Calculate your ROI.
Common mistakes to avoid.
- 01Ignoring time.A 50% ROI in 5 years is far worse than 50% in 1 year. Always annualise.
- 02Forgetting opportunity cost.Compare to the alternative — index funds, savings, a different project.
- 03Hidden costs.Taxes, fees, your own time. ROI without these is fiction.
- 04Cherry-picked windows.Don’t measure from the bottom of a dip. Measure full periods.
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