Are you running Facebook Ads but unsure how effective they really are? Facebook Ads Cost Calculator by TwoOwls helps you estimate and optimize your ad performance with ease.
Just input your budget along with the CPC (Cost Per Click), the CTR (Click-Through Rate), conversion rate, and AOV (Average Order Value), and instantly, our calculator will give you important metrics like:
✅ Estimated Clicks
✅ Estimated Impressions
✅ Projected Conversions
✅ Potential Revenue
✅ ROAS (Return on Ad Spend)
✅ Cost per Acquisition (CPA)
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Having a fair knowledge of these metrics, you will be able to sharpen your ad strategy, budget, and targeting performance. Whether testing your creatives, optimizing placements, or adjusting audience targeting, this tool allows you to measure effectiveness and profitability.
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Frequently Asked Question
How accurate are the calculations?
The tool provides estimates based on standard marketing formulas. Actual results may vary due to audience behavior, competition, and seasonality.
Does this tool work for Instagram Ads too?
Since Instagram is part of Meta, most of the cost and performance dashboards will apply to that platform, making this tool relevant to both.
Can I use this calculator if I don’t know my CPC or conversion rate?
Yes! If you’re unsure, start with industry benchmarks:
- CPC: $0.50 - $2.50
- CTR: 1% - 3%
- Conversion Rate: 2% - 5%
Does the calculator account for ad fatigue or audience overlap?
No, the tool provides estimates based on fixed inputs. In real campaigns, ad fatigue, competition, and audience saturation can impact actual performance.