Cost of acquisition

Understand the true cost of acquiring new customers.

Collect marketing and sales investments from the same period and calculate the average acquisition cost.

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Calculate your scenario

Use average values from the same period. You can change the assumptions and recalculate as many times as you need.

02How it works

Understand what the result represents.

The Customer Acquisition Cost consolidates expenditure directly linked to prospecting and conversion. In order for the result to be consistent, expenses and new customers must belong to the same period.

Formula usedCAC = (marketing investment + sales investment) ÷ new customers
How to use calculator
  1. Choose a closed period, such as one month, quarter or year.

  2. Add only the marketing investments made during this period.

  3. Inform the commercial costs and the amount of customers earned.

  4. Calculate and monitor the evolution of the CAC always with the same criteria.

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Benefits

Clearer decisions begin with good assumptions.

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Efficiency control

Identify how much of the commercial budget is needed to generate a new revenue.

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More profitable channels

Compare periods and channels to find out where the acquisition is most efficient.

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Commercial planning

Estimate the investment needed to meet new customer targets.

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Sustainable decisions

Link CAC to the value generated by the customer and avoid marginless growth.

Technical validation

Take the estimate to an engineering scenario.

The results are indicative. Our team can validate data, measurements, scope and assumptions for the reality of your operation.

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