Click-to-Conversion Rate (CTC) Calculator
Just enter your conversions and clicks to instantly get the click-to-conversion rate (CTC). See at a glance how well your ads and landing pages are performing.
Input
Result
CTC (click-to-conversion rate)
2.5%
Conversions (CV)
12 CV
Clicks
480 clicks
Clicks per conversion
40 clicks
| Conversions (CV) | 12 CV |
| Clicks | 480 clicks |
| CTC (CV ÷ clicks × 100) | 2.5 % |
How it works
- CTC (click-to-conversion rate) is found with "conversions ÷ clicks × 100" and shows, as a percentage, how many of the people who clicked went on to convert (a purchase, sign-up, and so on).
- For example, 12 conversions from 480 clicks gives a CTC of 12 ÷ 480 × 100 = 2.5%.
- A higher value means clicks are turning into results more efficiently, making it a useful gauge for judging ad creatives and landing pages.
- "Clicks per conversion" is clicks ÷ conversions and shows how many clicks, on average, are needed to earn one result. It helps when comparing the efficiency of different campaigns.
- Because the definition of a conversion (purchase, registration, inquiry, etc.) depends on what you are measuring, only compare figures that use the same criteria.
- When the measurement period is short or there are few clicks, a small difference can swing the rate a lot, so it is best to wait until you have enough data before drawing conclusions.
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