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Is your email marketing paying off? Add your send volume, campaign cost, and sales, and the email marketing ROI calculator shows your ROI, profit, and revenue per email instantly.
Choose the currency you’d like to use to calculate your email marketing ROI.
Enter the total number of contacts that you’re sending the campaign to.
Enter the cost for sending this single campaign. (Divide your monthly cost by the total campaigns sent per month.)
Enter the total value of your sales for this campaign.
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An AI email generator is a tool that writes a draft email from a few details you give it, like the email type, tone, length, and what the email is about. It uses a large language model to turn those details into ready-to-edit copy. You review the draft, adjust it to fit your brand’s voice, and send it.
Example: a campaign costs $150 and brings in $3,000 in sales. ($3,000 − $150) ÷ $150 × 100 = 1,900% ROI.
Fill in four fields to see what a campaign earned, or check how much it needs to bring in to break even.
Pick the currency you report in: U.S. dollars, euros, or British pounds. This only changes the symbol, so enter all amounts in the same currency.
Enter how many contacts received the campaign. For a more precise result, subtract the emails that bounced.
Enter what this one campaign cost: your monthly platform fee divided by the campaigns you send each month.
Enter the revenue the campaign brought in. If you use Omnisend, you’ll find it in your campaign reports.
Campaign cost ÷ email send volume. It shows what you paid to reach each contact.
The sales your campaign brought in, as you entered them. Every other result builds on this number.
Total revenue − campaign cost. It shows what the campaign earned after paying for itself, or how much it lost if the number is negative.
Total revenue ÷ email send volume. Use it to compare campaigns of different sizes.
Total profit ÷ campaign cost × 100. An ROI of 1,900% means $19 in profit for every $1 spent. A negative ROI means the campaign cost more than it made.
The sales you need to cover your campaign cost. If a campaign costs $150, you need $150 in sales before it turns a profit.
Compare your result with these averages. The benchmark that matters most, though, is your own ROI over time.
Average return for every $1 spent on email (Litmus, 2025)
Average return for every $1 for Omnisend merchants on paid plans (2025)
Set up welcome, abandoned cart, and browse abandonment emails once, and they keep sending.
Explore email automationGroup shoppers by what they buy and do, then send offers to those most likely to buy.
Explore segmentationAdd sign-up forms to your store to bring in subscribers who want to hear from you.
Explore Sign-up formsSend a text to shoppers who miss your email, especially for time-sensitive offers and cart reminders.
Explore SMS marketingTest subject lines, content, and send times, then keep the version that brings in more sales.
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Subtract the campaign cost from the revenue it brought in, divide by the cost, and multiply by 100. For example, $3,000 in sales from a $150 campaign is ($3,000 − $150) ÷ $150 × 100 = 1,900%. Or enter your numbers in the calculator above.
On average, email brings in $36 in revenue for every $1 spent (Litmus). Omnisend merchants on paid plans averaged $79 per $1 across email, SMS, and push in 2025. To compare, divide your total sales by your campaign cost. The most useful benchmark, though, is your own ROI over time.
For a quick check, use your email platform fee split across the campaigns you send each month. That’s what this calculator is built for. For a fuller picture, also add design or agency fees, copywriting, staff time, and any extra tools used for the campaign.
It depends on your revenue per email. At $0.20 revenue per email and four campaigns a month, 1,000 subscribers bring in about $800 a month, or $9,600 a year. Enter your numbers in the calculator to find your revenue per email, then multiply it by your list size and sends.
Start by automating welcome, abandoned cart, and post-purchase emails, which earn far more per email than campaigns. Then segment your list so offers reach the right shoppers, grow it with sign-up forms, add SMS to your automations, and A/B test subject lines and content to see what sells.
ROI compares profit with total cost: (revenue − cost) ÷ cost. ROAS compares revenue with spend: revenue ÷ spend. ROI shows whether a campaign made money after costs; ROAS shows how much revenue each $1 brought in.
Yes. The email ROI calculator is free, and you don’t need to sign up. It runs in your browser, so the numbers you enter aren’t sent or stored. Use it as often as you like to check past campaigns or see what your next one needs to break even.
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