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Free calculator: turn an incrementality test result into iROAS and an incrementality factor, and see how much your ad platform over-reports.

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As answered by people managing Selfcommit.dev and iROAS Calculator.
iROAS Calculator's answer:
It was built as a free companion tool to Marketing Triangulation, a methodology for combining incrementality testing, marketing mix modeling and attribution. Ad platforms grade their own homework, and teams kept asking how to turn a single incrementality test into numbers they could use every day. This calculator answers that question.
iROAS Calculator's answer:
It starts from an incrementality test result instead of platform-reported numbers. You enter your ad spend, the incremental revenue your test measured, and what the platform attributed to itself. It returns your real iROAS, the platform's claimed ROAS, and an incrementality factor that shows how much the platform over-reports. Free, no signup, vendor-neutral.
iROAS Calculator's answer:
Most free ROAS calculators work with platform-reported revenue, which usually overstates what advertising actually added. This calculator starts from an incrementality test and also gives you a correction factor you can apply to platform dashboards between tests, so day-to-day reporting stays grounded in tested reality.
iROAS Calculator's answer:
Performance marketers, marketing analysts and ecommerce teams who run incrementality tests (geo tests, holdouts) and want to translate the results into a usable iROAS and a correction factor for their platform dashboards.
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