01Free Tool

What Your Budget
Actually Turns Into.

Impressions become clicks, clicks become registrations, registrations become deposits — and each step throws most of them away. Move the sliders and watch where your money stops being money.

No benchmarks are supplied and nothing is stored. Put in your own numbers, or the numbers somebody has promised you, and see whether the arithmetic survives.

Your numbers
What comes outcalculating
Result

Which lever moves it most

A ten percent improvement to each input, measured against deposits.

This is arithmetic, not a forecast. It cannot tell you what your conversion rates will be — only what has to be true for the plan to work. If the required numbers look implausible, that is the finding.

02How To Read It

Four Things Worth
Checking Before You Spend

Cost per deposit, not per lead

A cheap cost per registration means nothing if the registration to deposit rate is low. The only cost that matters is the one attached to money arriving. More on FTD-measured campaigns.

Deposits per week

Delivery systems need a reasonable volume of conversion events to stabilise. Too few and the campaign stays in learning permanently, which makes costs erratic regardless of how good the targeting is.

Repeat behaviour

A single deposit rarely covers acquisition on its own. Whether a customer returns is a retention question, and it sits on your side rather than in the advertising account.

03FAQ

Less Bureaucracy.
More Work.

Bring the numbers you just put in, and we will tell you which of them are realistic in your market and which are not. The conversation costs nothing and carries no proposal attached to it.

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Reviewed and updated August 2026