Website ROI calculator
Your marketing brings them in. Your website lets them walk.
Small shifts in conversion rate create outsized gains for your business. Plug in your numbers and see what your site should be generating, and how much it's costing your business each month.

The hidden cost
An underperforming website costs your business in three ways
It's not just a few missed leads. The damage compounds across your business — your revenue, your marketing budget, and your position against competitors.
Revenue going to your competitors
Visitors who don't convert on your site don't disappear. They find the next option. If a competitor's site does a better job of building trust, they win the business you paid to attract.
Wasted marketing and ad spend
A site converting at 1% instead of 3% needs triple the traffic to hit the same revenue for your business. That's triple the ad budget and triple the content production — for the same result.
The gap compounds every month
This isn't a one-off loss. The difference between your current rate and a realistic improvement repeats every single month. Over a year, even a 1-point shift adds up to real money.
put your numbers In the Calculator
See what your website could be generating
Four inputs from your business, instant results. You'll see the gap between what your site generates today and what it could be generating with a better conversion rate.
Reading your results
Here's what your numbers are telling you
01
The revenue gap
This is what your business could be generating at a realistic conversion rate, minus what it brings in today. Based on first-deal revenue only.
02
The annual cost of inaction
That monthly gap, stretched over a year. For most B2B businesses, this number is many times larger than what a redesign actually costs.
03
Your marketing ROI and ROAS
If you're running paid ads on Meta, Google, YouTube, or LinkedIn, your conversion rate directly impacts your cost-per-lead and return on ad spend. Double your conversion rate and every campaign you run becomes twice as efficient — same budget, twice the leads.
These numbers are conservative, by design
The calculator shows first-deal value only. It doesn't include customer lifetime value, which for most B2B businesses is 3–5x the initial transaction. The real revenue impact is likely several multiples of what you see here.
A note on conversion rates — your traffic source matters
Your own data is the best starting point. But keep in mind that conversion rates vary significantly based on where your traffic comes from. Paid search visitors (actively looking for a solution) convert at a much higher rate than organic blog readers (researching a topic).
Example:
A B2B SaaS company getting 70% of traffic from paid search might convert at 3.5%. The same company with 70% organic blog traffic might sit at 1.2%. Both are normal for their traffic mix. If your traffic skews heavily toward one source, adjust expectations accordingly.
What drives conversion
Conversion rate isn't one thing you can fix with a quick tweak. It's several factors working together. When any of them break, your business feels it.
Clarity of your value proposition
Visitors decide to stay or leave within seconds. If your homepage doesn't answer "what, who, and why" immediately, nothing else on the site matters.
Trust signals and social proof
B2B buyers are risk-averse and spending company money. Logos, results-backed case studies, and well-placed testimonials reduce perceived risk faster than copy alone.
Friction in the conversion path
Long forms, buried CTAs, unclear next steps. Every extra click between interest and contact costs you conversions.
Copy and messaging quality
Design gets people to stay. Copy gets them to act. If your messaging talks about you instead of your buyer's problem, conversions suffer.
Page speed and performance
A page that takes 4+ seconds to load can lose 20–30% of visitors before they read a word. Mobile performance is even more critical.
Design quality as a credibility signal
Your site's design is a proxy for your business quality. Visitors judge it in milliseconds, before reading anything. Polish builds trust. Trust converts.
How we approach it
What your business gets
when you work with us
Now you know what moves the needle. The question is whether your next agency or partner will actually address all six. Here’s how we handle it.
Your strategy gets built before any design work starts
Every project kicks off with your market, your buyers, and your competitors. Your site gets structured around how your customers actually make decisions — not how your team talks about the business internally.
Premium design that elevates your brand and builds trust
Your website sets the price expectation for your business. A polished, modern design signals quality — it helps you stand out from competitors, builds authority in your market, and gives your business the credibility to charge what you're worth.
Conversion-focused copy written for your specific buyers
Every line of copy gets written to speak directly to your customers' problems, goals, and objections. Not generic marketing speak — messaging that sounds like someone who understands their world, because we've done the research to make sure it does.
Lightning-fast performance, optimised for every device
Every site we build is optimised for speed — clean code, compressed assets, and fast load times across desktop, tablet, and mobile. Your buyers are researching on their phones. Your site needs to perform there just as well as it does on a desktop.
100% custom-built on Webflow — no templates, no themes
Your website sets the price expectation for your business. A polished, modern design signals quality — it helps you stand out from competitors, builds authority in your market, and gives your business the credibility to charge what you're worth.
Optimisation keeps going after you launch
Launch is where the real work starts. Headlines, CTAs, and page structure get refined based on what the data shows. Most businesses we work with see their strongest numbers 8–12 weeks in, not on day one.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Common Questions
About Website ROI
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Kevin D. Chen
Founder & CEO
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We’ve gathered the most popular ones here. And if you’d like to ask us anything more specific, we’re here to help.
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How accurate is this calculator?
It's a directional model, not a forecast. If it shows a $5,000/month gap, the real number for your business might be $3,000 or $8,000 — but it's unlikely to be zero. It also only shows first-deal value, not lifetime value, so the actual impact on your business is probably higher.
What conversion rate should my business be aiming for?
That depends on your industry, where your traffic comes from, and how complex your product is. As a rough guide: most B2B websites converting under 2% have structural issues worth fixing. Above 3% and you're in solid shape — improvements come from testing and optimisation, not a full rebuild.
I don't know my current conversion rate. Can I still use this?
Yes. Check your analytics (Google Analytics, Humblytics, or whatever you're using) for sessions and form submissions over the past 90 days. Divide submissions by sessions — that's your rate. If you're not tracking conversions at all, that's worth sorting out before anything else.
How quickly do conversion rates improve after a redesign?
Most of the impact shows up within 8–12 weeks, once the new site has enough traffic to produce meaningful data. Some things — like fixing page speed or a broken contact form — show results straight away. Others, like repositioning how your business communicates its value, take a bit longer.
Can I improve my conversion rate without a full redesign?
Sometimes. If your site's structure is solid and the issue is a weak headline or a buried CTA, running some tests can close the gap. But if the problem is deeper — unclear positioning, a design that undermines your credibility, or a layout that fights how your buyers actually make decisions — testing won't fix what's fundamentally broken.
Doesn't improving conversion rate need more than just design changes?
It can. If the messaging doesn't land or the positioning is off, design alone won't save it. The strongest results for any business come when strategy, messaging, and design all get addressed together. A good partner will tell you that upfront.
My business doesn't get much traffic. Does conversion rate still matter?
Even more. At a 1% conversion rate, you need 1,000 visitors to get 10 leads. At 3%, you need 333. When traffic is hard to come by or expensive to grow, your conversion rate is the most efficient lever your business has.
How much does a website redesign typically cost?
It depends on the scope. For a mid-market B2B company, a strategy-led redesign from a specialist agency typically runs $8,000–$30,000+. The calculator helps you see whether that investment makes sense when you weigh it against the revenue gap your business is sitting on.
Your numbers tell a story.
Let's figure out what's behind them.
If the calculator showed a meaningful gap, it's worth 30 minutes to understand what's driving it and what realistic improvements look like for your business. No pitch, no pressure.
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