Promotion ROI Calculator

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Start with the few numbers most account managers already have.

Required fields are enough for a quick result. Optional fields improve the estimate.

Pricing is at the sole discretion of the retailer. Outputs are estimates for planning only. Tax treatment varies by market. Retailer/customer margin estimates are indicative only and depend on actual buy price, retail price, sales tax/VAT/IVA treatment, mechanics and retailer accounting.

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Currency

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CurrencyRequirediCurrency is for formatting only. This tool does not convert exchange rates.

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Promotion and price inputs

Baseline units before promotionRequirediEstimated units sold in the normal comparison period before the promotion.Forecast units during promotionRequirediExpected units sold during the promotion or deal period.Retailer invoice/buy price before promotionRequirediThe price the retailer/customer pays the supplier per unit before the promotion.Promotional retailer invoice/buy priceRequirediEffective invoice/buy price during the promotion after supplier support.Fixed supplier supportOptionaliFixed investment such as media, feature fee, activation support, listing support or lump-sum customer funding.Retail selling price before promotionOptionaliThe normal shopper/end-customer price. Uses the tax setting above.Promotional retail selling priceOptionaliThe promotional shopper/end-customer price. Uses the tax setting above. Pricing is at the sole discretion of the retailer.

Advanced assumptions

Estimated cannibalisation %OptionaliSales that may switch from your other products.Estimated post-promo dip %OptionaliSales that may be pulled forward from after the event.Average invoice discount %OptionaliAverage discount or price support applied to invoice sales.Rebate / overrider %OptionaliBack-end terms as a percentage of sales.Marketing contributionOptionaliRetail media, shopper or activation contribution.Expected sales uplift %OptionaliExpected uplift from the ask or plan.Supplier gross margin %OptionaliSupplier margin to apply to expected uplift.Requested investment %OptionaliCustomer ask as a percentage of deal value.Probability of success %OptionaliConfidence the uplift will happen.Contract length in monthsOptionaliPeriod for the investment ask.Other deductions %OptionaliExtra deductions to include in trade spend.Retention valueOptionaliOptional value of defending current business.

Input definitions

Retail selling price: The price paid by the shopper/end customer. Retailer pricing is at the sole discretion of the retailer.
Retailer invoice/buy price: The price the retailer/customer pays the supplier per unit before any shopper retail price is applied.
Supplier COGS: Your internal cost of goods sold per unit. This is not the retailer invoice/buy price.
SOA / supplier support: Supplier-funded per-unit promotional support, such as saving on allowance, off-invoice support or scan support.
Fixed supplier support: Fixed customer funding such as media, feature fees, activation support or lump-sum investment.
Sales tax / VAT / IVA basis: Whether the entered retail selling price includes sales tax / VAT / IVA. Retailer margin is estimated from an excluding-tax retail selling price.

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Commercial interpretation

Use the verdict to decide whether to repeat, renegotiate or redesign the event. A strong promo should be profitable after realistic cannibalisation and funding; a weak promo needs a strategic reason, a better mechanic or a lower investment ask.