CPM, CPC and CTR calculator
Enter your impressions, clicks and spend to get all three metrics at once: CPM, CPC and CTR.
How many times the ad was shown.
Enter your impressions, clicks and spend to get your CPM, CPC and CTR.
CPM, CPC, CTR: three ways to read the same media buy
How they fit together
Which one to watch, and when
Common questions
How do you calculate CPM?
CPM (cost per mille) is your spend divided by the number of impressions, multiplied by 1,000. For example, $500 for 100,000 impressions gives a CPM of $5. It’s the cost of showing the ad a thousand times, regardless of how many clicks it gets.
How do you convert CPM to CPC?
The two are tied together by CTR: CPC = CPM ÷ (10 × CTR as a percentage). For example, with a CPM of $5 and a CTR of 2%, CPC is 5 ÷ (10 × 2) = $0.25. So at a constant CPM, a better CTR automatically lowers your cost per click.
What’s a good CTR?
CTR depends heavily on the channel (Search, Display, video, social) and the format: the same figure can be excellent on Display and weak on Search. As with the other metrics, the best benchmark is how your own CTR trends over time.
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