Free tool · Paid ads
CTR calculator.
Work out the click-through rate of an ad, search result or email from clicks and impressions.
- No sign-up for the resultRun the numbers and see the answer straight away. Email only if you want the full report.
- The formula shownCalculators show the formula and a worked example, so you can check the maths.
- What to do nextEach tool reads your result and tells you the next step.
2.50% of the people who saw your ad clicked it.
CTR shows whether the ad matches what people want. Compare it between your own ads and audiences: the low ones need new wording or targeting. A high CTR with few enquiries points to the landing page, not the ad.
Next: Conversion rate calculatorGoogle Ads or Meta Ads: we check the account, tracking and landing pages and tell you what to fix first. Fixed price, a written report within 24 hours of giving us access, and the fee is credited against your first month if you become a monthly client.
See the ads auditsThe formula
CTR = (clicks / impressions) x 100.
A worked example
320 clicks from 16,000 impressions is a CTR of (320 / 16,000) x 100 = 2%.
How to read your result
- Compare CTR between your own ads, keywords and audiences; the weak ones need new wording or targeting.
- A high CTR with few enquiries points to the landing page, not the ad.
CTR calculator: questions.
Anything else, ask us directly.
How do I calculate CTR?
Divide clicks by impressions and multiply by 100. 50 clicks from 2,000 impressions is a 2.5% CTR.
Does a higher CTR lower my costs?
On Google Ads, expected click-through rate is one part of how Google judges an ad's quality, which affects what you pay. More importantly, a relevant ad attracts the right people, which helps the conversion rate too.
Is CTR a good measure of success?
Only partly. Clicks cost money; enquiries and sales pay for them. Use CTR to improve ads, and cost per lead or ROAS to judge campaigns.
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