| Client | Status | Offer | ROASReturn on Ad Spend For every $1 spent on ads, how much came back in sales. A 3x ROAS means $3 in revenue for every $1 spent. |
BEROASBreakeven ROAS The minimum ROAS needed just to cover the cost of the product. If your ROAS is above this, ads are profitable. Below it, you are losing money on every sale. |
MERMedia Efficiency Ratio Same as ROAS for single-channel accounts. Only differs when running multiple ad platforms. |
aMERAdjusted MER New customer revenue ÷ Ad spend. Strips out returning buyers — shows what ads are actually driving for acquisition. |
CPACost Per Order How much was spent on ads to get one order. The lower the better — but it must stay below the breakeven amount. |
BECPABreakeven Cost Per Order The most you can spend to get one order and still break even. If your cost per order is above this, you are losing money acquiring customers. |
$/day | Mo. Spend | RevenueTotal Revenue All sales generated in the selected time period, pulled directly from your daily entries. |
AOVAverage Order Value The average amount a customer spends per order. Higher AOV makes it easier to profit on ads — you need less ROAS to break even. |
GM%Gross Margin What percentage of each sale is left after paying for the product and shipping. If you sell for $100 and the product costs $40 all-in, your margin is 60%. |
CommissionYour Cut Your agency revenue share based on this client's total sales. Calculated from the commission rate you set per client. |
Forecast30-Day Revenue Forecast Projected revenue for the next 30 days based on recent performance, daily trends, and how consistent the data has been. |
ActionWhat To Do With The Budget Metrik looks at 9 signals — profitability, trend, new customer rate, creative fatigue and more — then tells you whether to scale, hold, cut, or pause this account right now. |
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Revenue & spend auto-calculate from Daily Tracker · Click any value to edit · Green = above breakeven · Red = below