DomineRetel

Our calculator provides estimates based on the data you input. The accuracy depends on how realistic your projections are. We recommend using industry benchmarks for conversion rates and visitor numbers if you're unsure. Many users find our projections to be within 10-15% of their actual results when they input realistic numbers.

No, our ROI calculator is completely free to use without registration. All calculations happen in your browser, and we don't store any of your data unless you choose to save your results (which requires creating an optional free account).

This varies by industry and business model, but generally, a positive ROI within 12-18 months is considered good for most website projects. E-commerce sites often aim for ROI within 6-9 months. Our calculator helps you determine what's realistic for your specific situation.

The break-even point is calculated by dividing your total initial investment by your estimated monthly profit (revenue minus monthly costs). This tells you how many months it will take to recover your initial investment before you start making a profit.

Yes! While you can use the calculator without an account, creating a free DomineRetel account allows you to save multiple scenarios, track changes over time, and compare different project options.

We provide industry average benchmarks you can use as starting points. For example, typical e-commerce conversion rates range from 1-3%, while lead generation sites might see 3-5%. You can always adjust these numbers as you gather more data about your actual performance.

The basic version uses consistent monthly numbers. For seasonal businesses, we recommend running separate calculations for peak and off-peak periods, then averaging the results. Our premium version (coming soon) will include seasonal adjustment features.

We recommend recalculating whenever you have significant new data (like 3-6 months of actual performance metrics) or when considering major changes to your website strategy. Regular recalibration helps keep your projections accurate.

Consider including expenses like email marketing tools, CRM subscriptions, content creation costs, paid advertising budgets, and any other recurring expenses directly related to your website's operation and marketing.

While designed for websites, the calculator can provide rough estimates for mobile apps if you adjust the cost structure (app development typically costs more than website development). We're working on a dedicated mobile app ROI calculator for future release.