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ROI Calculator

Calculate return on investment, net profit, and annualized return. Enter your initial cost and final value.

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Need real ROI calculation examples?

Read ROI Calculation Example: Property, Stocks, and Business Ventures Compared for practical comparisons across property deals, stock investments, business equipment, and side hustles.

ROI formulas

  • ROI % = (Net Profit ÷ Cost of Investment) × 100
  • Net Profit = Final Value - Cost of Investment
  • Annualized ROI = ((1 + ROI)^(1/years) - 1) × 100

What is a good ROI?

It depends entirely on the asset class and timeframe. The S&P 500 has historically returned ~10% annually. Real estate averages 8–12%. Marketing campaigns often target 5:1 ROI (400% return) as a minimum viable benchmark.

ROI vs annualized ROI

A total ROI of 100% over 10 years sounds impressive, but annualised it's only ~7.2% per year. Always compare investments using annualized ROI so timeframes don't distort the comparison.

Related guides

  • ROI Calculation Example - Property, stock, business, and side-hustle examples with annualized return and payback logic