SEO ROI Calculator
What is a Google ranking actually worth to your business, in money? Enter four numbers and find out. Free, instant, no email wall.
Estimates only. CTR figures are industry-average ranges from published click-through studies; real CTR varies by query type, SERP features and brand strength.
How to read your result honestly
If the ROI number is huge, do not get excited yet: it assumes you actually reach and hold that position, which takes months of real work. The honest timeline is documented in how long SEO takes. If the number is negative even at position 1, that is equally valuable information: your keyword set, conversion rate or customer value needs rethinking before SEO spend makes sense. What your budget should buy at each level is broken down in SEO agency pricing.
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Where do the CTR numbers come from?
Published click-through studies consistently place position 1 around 25-30% average CTR, position 2 near 15%, falling to low single digits by the bottom of page one. Your real CTR depends on the query, SERP features and how compelling your snippet is, test yours with the SERP preview tool.
My ROI looks amazing. Now what?
Now the hard part: earning the position. Start by finding out what stands between you and it, that is literally what the $295 audit answers.
My ROI is negative. Should I skip SEO?
Maybe, and I say that as someone who sells SEO. Sometimes the fix is your offer or pricing, not your rankings. Book a free call and I will tell you which one it is.
The math works. Make it real.
Start with the audit to see exactly what stands between you and the position you just priced. From $295. Or book a free 30-minute call for scope, price and timeline.