Interactive cost per booking calculator
Compare cost per lead with cost per booking on an illustrative example, not client data: the same spend, 20 per lead each, then 100 against 500 per booking.
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Try cost per booking
Two channels spend the same and bring the same number of enquiries, so cost per lead says they are equal. Add the outcomes recorded in the CRM and cost per booking shows what each channel really costs; then try your own numbers.
What you can try
- Compare cost per lead on two channels
- Add the outcomes recorded in the CRM
- Mark enquiries booked or lost and watch the report recalculate
- Try your own numbers (illustrative, not a forecast)
A demo with made-up names and numbers. It shows the kind of system we build, not a client’s system. Nothing you do here is sent or saved.
- Step 1 of 4: Compare cost per lead: the two channels look equal
- Step 2 of 4: Add the outcomes recorded in the CRM
- Step 3 of 4: Mark enquiries booked or lost and watch it recalculate
- Step 4 of 4: Try your own numbers (illustrative, not a forecast)
Report
From the ad accounts| Channel A | Channel B | |
|---|---|---|
| Spend | 1,000 | 1,000 |
| Enquiries | 50 | 50 |
| Bookings | not added yet | not added yet |
| Cost per lead | not worked out yet | not worked out yet |
| Cost per booking | not added yet | not added yet |
Cost per lead = spend ÷ enquiries. Cost per booking = spend ÷ bookings.
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