Enter Investment Cost
Input the total amount you invested, including any associated costs like fees or taxes.
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Calculate return on investment efficiency
ROI = ((Return - Investment) / Investment) × 100
Input the total amount you invested, including any associated costs like fees or taxes.
Input the total value received from the investment, including the original principal and any gains.
See your ROI percentage and net profit to evaluate the investment's performance.
ROI (Return on Investment) measures the profitability of an investment relative to its cost. It's expressed as a percentage and helps compare the efficiency of different investments. A positive ROI means you gained money, while a negative ROI indicates a loss. It's essential for making informed financial decisions.
A 'good' ROI depends on the investment type and risk level. Stock market investments historically average 7-10% annually. Real estate typically targets 8-12%. Marketing campaigns often aim for 5:1 (500% ROI). Higher-risk investments should have higher potential ROI to compensate for the risk.
Basic ROI doesn't account for time value of money, risk, or opportunity costs. A 20% return over 10 years is different from 20% in 1 year. For more accurate comparisons, consider metrics like annualized ROI, IRR (Internal Rate of Return), or NPV (Net Present Value) for long-term investments.
ROI is one of the most widely used financial metrics for evaluating investment performance. Whether you're analyzing stocks, real estate, marketing campaigns, or business ventures, ROI provides a simple way to measure profitability.
Use this calculator to quickly assess past investments or project potential returns on future opportunities. Compare ROI across different investments to make data-driven decisions about where to allocate your capital.
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