Calculate the cost per reach for your advertising campaigns by dividing the total ad spend by the number of people who have seen your ad.
Learn how to use the Cost Per Reach Calculator and its working principles
Cost Per Reach (CPR) is a crucial metric in advertising that helps you understand how much you are spending to reach one person with your ad. It is calculated by dividing the total ad spend by the number of people who have seen your ad.
A lower CPR indicates a more efficient ad campaign, as you are spending less money to reach each person. This metric is particularly useful for comparing the efficiency of different advertising channels and campaigns.
If you spent $1000 on an advertising campaign and your ad was seen by 5000 people, your Cost Per Reach would be:
$1000 / 5000 people = $0.20 per person
In this example, it costs you $0.20 to reach one person with your ad.