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SEO ROI Calculator

Wondering if SEO is worth it? Drag the sliders below and watch — in real time — how much extra revenue stronger Google rankings could add to your bottom line.

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Your Numbers

1.200
2,5%
€350
+150%

A well-executed local SEO campaign commonly grows qualified organic traffic 100–300% within 6–12 months. Adjust the growth slider to match your ambition.

Your Potential Return

Extra Revenue Per Year
€0
from projected SEO-driven growth
€0
Extra / month
0
Extra visitors / mo
0
Extra customers / mo
Revenue vs today
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Estimates only, for planning. Actual results depend on your market, competition and execution.

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How the SEO ROI calculator works

The calculator uses the same simple math an SEO strategist uses to forecast the value of a campaign. It multiplies your monthly organic visitors by your conversion rate to estimate how many customers you win today, then multiplies that by your average customer value to get current revenue. It then applies your expected traffic growth to project future revenue — and the difference is your potential upside.

The formula

Extra annual revenue = ((Visitors × Growth%) × Conversion% × Customer value) × 12. Everything recalculates instantly as you move the sliders.

Is SEO really worth the investment?
For most local businesses, yes. Organic search is a compounding asset — unlike paid ads, traffic doesn't stop when you stop paying. This calculator helps you see the potential return before committing.
What growth percentage should I use?
A conservative start is 100–150% over 12 months for a business with weak current rankings. Competitive niches may see more; already-optimized sites, somewhat less.
How long until I see this return?
SEO typically shows meaningful movement in 3–6 months and compounds from there. The annual figure assumes you've reached the projected traffic level and sustained it across the year.