Cost per signed case calculator

See your true cost per signed case, the number most agencies will not show you. Enter your numbers below and watch the math update live. No email, no sign-up.

Your numbers

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A

Your ad channels

Spend and leads from each platform last month

monthly
$
form fills, calls, chats
monthly
$
form fills, calls, chats
B

Your funnel

How leads move toward a signed client, stage by stage

percent of leads worth pursuing
% of leads

= 70 qualified of 200 leads

percent who book a consult
% of qualified

= 11 consults of 70 qualified

percent who sign after the consult
% of consults

= 4 signed of 11 consults

C

Case value

What a signed case is worth, for context

label only, does not change the math
$

Your true cost per signed case

$2,381

Across both channels you pay $50.00 per lead. After your funnel, only 4.2 of those leads become signed cases, so each one truly costs $2,381.

Cost per lead by channel

Google

$133

Meta

$35.29

Blended

$50.00

Search and social rarely cost the same per lead. The blended figure is the real average you spend to put one lead in the door.

Where your leads go

Total leads

200

cost per lead $50.00

Sales-qualified

70

cost per qualified lead $143

Consults booked

10.5

cost per booked consult $952

Signed cases

4.2

cost per signed case $2,381

The number your agency does not show you

Cost per lead

$50.00

Cost per signed case

$2,381

Agencies report the cheap number, cost per lead, because it looks good. The real number is what it costs to win a case. GoBoom maps every dollar to signed cases so this number stops being a guess.

Blended cost per lead

total spend / total leads

$50.00

Signed cases per month

leads through your funnel

4.2

Monthly revenue from ads

signed cases x avg revenue

$33,600

Return on ad spend

revenue from ads / total spend

3.4x

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