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| Scenario | Audience | Cross-Sell Rate | Incremental Revenue | Total Cost | ROI |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Email Existing Customers | 12000 | 6.5% | $18,750.00 | $6,200.00 | 52.42% |
| SMS Loyalty Segment | 4500 | 8.4% | $11,025.00 | $3,950.00 | 61.14% |
| Checkout Bundle Offer | 9800 | 5.8% | $22,960.00 | $8,400.00 | 49.30% |
Baseline Orders = Audience Size × Existing Conversion Rate
Cross-Sell Orders = Audience Size × Cross-Sell Conversion Rate
Incremental Orders = Cross-Sell Orders − Baseline Orders
Cross-Sell Revenue = Cross-Sell Orders × (Average Order Value + Cross-Sell Offer Value)
Incremental Revenue = Cross-Sell Revenue − Base Revenue
Gross Profit = Incremental Revenue × Gross Margin
Variable Costs = Cross-Sell Orders × (Discount Cost + Fulfillment Cost)
Total Campaign Cost = Fixed Campaign Cost + Channel Spend + Variable Costs
Retention Value = Cross-Sell Orders × Retention Rate × Repeat Purchase Value
Net Profit = Gross Profit + Retention Value − Total Campaign Cost
ROI % = (Net Profit ÷ Total Campaign Cost) × 100
ROAS = Incremental Revenue ÷ Total Campaign Cost
Enter the target audience size for your cross-sell campaign.
Add the current baseline conversion rate if known.
Enter the expected cross-sell conversion rate from the campaign.
Provide average order value and the extra offer value.
Include gross margin to estimate real profit, not only revenue.
Add fixed spend, channel spend, discounts, and fulfillment costs.
Include retention rate and repeat purchase value for lifetime impact.
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Review ROI, profit, revenue lift, and cost efficiency.
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It estimates campaign ROI, incremental revenue, gross profit, total costs, net profit, ROAS, conversion lift, and break-even revenue for cross-sell marketing activity.
Baseline conversion rate helps isolate true uplift. Without it, you may overstate cross-sell impact by counting sales that could have happened anyway.
Yes. Those costs directly affect profitability. Revenue alone can look strong while margins shrink because of discounts, packaging, shipping, or handling expenses.
ROI measures profit relative to cost. ROAS measures revenue relative to spend. ROI is stricter because it includes profit impact, not only revenue generation.
Yes. Add retention rate and repeat purchase value. This helps estimate extra future value generated by customers who respond to the cross-sell offer.
The calculator still works. Conversion lift becomes less meaningful, but revenue, cost, profit, and ROI values still provide useful campaign insights.
Yes. You can change costs, conversion rates, and offer values to compare email, SMS, onsite bundles, paid retargeting, or loyalty campaigns.
Break-even revenue shows how much revenue the campaign must generate to cover total costs at your selected gross margin percentage.