Conversion Rate Calculator
Use this conversion rate calculator to turn a month of your own numbers into the figures that matter: how many visits become enquiries, how many enquiries become clients and what each visitor is worth. The results are estimates built from what you enter, never a promise of what a change will bring.
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Conversion Rate Calculator: the problems we fix
The issues businesses bring to us most often, and how we solve them.
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Visitors cannot tell what to do next
WHAT WE DOPut a single main action on every page, make it stand out through contrast rather than colour alone, and repeat it after the key sections. - 02
The form asks for too much
WHAT WE DOCut fields to what you need for a first reply, keep a phone number in view for people who prefer to call and explain what happens after they send it. - 03
Reassurance sits far from the decision
WHAT WE DOMove real reviews and published results next to the form and the main button, the point where visitors pause and weigh you up. - 04
Enquiries rarely turn into clients
WHAT WE DOReply quickly, follow up on quotes that stall and log every enquiry in a CRM, so you can see where sales slip away.
Your conversion rate shows what your traffic is worth.
A conversion rate is the share of people who take a step you care about. A service website has two worth knowing: the visit-to-enquiry rate, which is enquiries divided by visitors, and the enquiry-to-client rate, which is new clients divided by enquiries. Multiply them by your average client value and you know roughly what each visit is worth, which makes ad budgets and marketing ROI far easier to judge.
Your numbers are probably closer than you think. Visitor counts come from Google Analytics 4 or your website platform. Enquiries mean every form, phone call and chat, so count calls through call tracking or your phone records instead of relying on forms alone. New clients and average value come from your CRM, booking system or invoices. Use the same month for every figure so the rates line up.
- You know your traffic but not your enquiry rate
- Ad spend rises while new clients stay flat
- Phone enquiries are not counted anywhere
What Conversion Rate Calculator changes for your business
What changes for your business once it’s done properly.
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Both rates side by side
See whether people drop out before enquiring or before buying.
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The value of a visit
A figure to weigh your ad costs and marketing ROI against.
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What a lift is worth
Monthly revenue at half a point, one point and two points higher.
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Your numbers, not averages
Every result comes from the figures you enter, with no outside benchmarks mixed in.
What’s included in Conversion Rate Calculator
- 01Visit-to-enquiry rate, worked out from your figures
- 02Enquiry-to-client rate
- 03The value of each website visitor
- 04Monthly revenue from the clients your site brings in
- 05Extra revenue from a half-point lift in the enquiry rate
- 06The same at one point and two points higher
- 07A route to a free audit if you want help moving the numbers
From audit to results.
- 01
Discover
We audit your website, search presence, ads and competitors to find what is and isn’t working.
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Plan
A clear strategy: which channels, what budget, and the targets we will report against.
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Create & launch
Design, build, content and campaigns produced in-house by one connected team.
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Measure & grow
Ongoing reporting and optimization, so spend moves to what brings in customers.
What is each visitor worth to you?
Start with the four points below, then put in your own numbers. Each result updates as you type.
- What it is
A free calculator for the two numbers that decide what your website earns: how many visitors get in touch, and how many of those enquiries become clients.
- Helpful for
Owners and marketing teams who get enquiries through their website and want to know what one visitor is worth before they spend more on traffic, ads or a new site.
- What it does
Type last month's visitors, enquiries, new clients and the average value of a client. It shows both conversion rates, what each visitor is worth and what a small lift would add. Nothing you type leaves this page.
- What to do with the numbers
Compare two ways to grow: more visitors at today's rate, or a higher rate on the visitors you already have. The lift row puts a figure on the second, and the free marketing audit shows which one your website needs first.
- -more enquiries a month
- -more clients a month
- -more revenue a month
- -more revenue a year
Today, - visitors a month leave without getting in touch.
An estimate from your own numbers, not a promise of results. Nothing you type leaves this page.
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Short reads on how people decide
Plain-language articles on the behavioural science behind good marketing: where the evidence is strong, where it is weak, and how to use it honestly.
- FREE TOOLGrowth checkSix questions, and the one stage to fix first.→
- HOW WE WORKMarketing psychologyHow behavioural science shapes what we build, honestly.→
- 01Hick's Law: Why Fewer Choices on Your Website Bring More EnquiriesHick's law says every extra option adds decision time. Here is what the research supports, where the choice overload story is overstated, and how to simplify menus, forms and packages.
- 02Neuromarketing for Small Business: What Holds Up and What Is HypeBrain scans make neuromarketing sound like mind reading. Here is what the research found, why the bold claims overreach and which lessons a small business can use without a scanner.
- 03Pricing Psychology: How to Present Prices So They Feel FairSmall changes in how a price is shown can change how fair it feels. Here is what the research says about anchors, charm prices, left digits, bundles and ranges, and how to use it honestly.
- 04The Von Restorff Effect: Make the One Thing You Want Clicked Stand OutWhen one thing looks different from everything around it, people remember it. Here is how to use the von Restorff effect on your website, in emails and in ads without overdoing it.
- 05The Peak-End Rule: What Customers Remember About Working With YouPeople judge a past experience largely by its peak moment, good or bad, and by how it ended. Here is how to use the peak-end rule from the first enquiry to the final invoice.
- 06Colour Psychology in Marketing: What Research Does and Does Not SayColour charts promise that blue builds trust and red drives sales. The research is more modest. Here is what it supports, what it does not, and how to choose colours for your brand.
- 07The Decoy Effect: How a Third Package Changes What People ChooseAdd a package that is clearly worse than one of the others, and more people pick that one. Here is how the decoy effect works, how to build a fair three-package layout and how to test it.
- 08Social Proof Marketing Without Fake Reviews: What Builds Real TrustPeople look to others when they are unsure, which makes real reviews, case studies and client numbers persuasive. Here is how to use social proof honestly, and why fake or paid-for reviews are never worth it.
- 09Scarcity Marketing: When Urgency Helps and When It Costs You TrustLimits and deadlines can move people to act, but fake ones cost trust and carry legal risk. This guide sets out the evidence and shows how to use real limits in email, ads and on your website.
- 10The Zeigarnik Effect: Why Unfinished Tasks Pull People BackInterrupted tasks do tug at people, though not quite in the way the famous memory study suggests. Here is what held up, and how saved forms, progress steps and reminders help people finish.
Enter one month of website visitors, enquiries, new clients and your average client value. The calculator divides enquiries by visitors and clients by enquiries, then works out the value of each visitor and your monthly revenue from the site. The numbers already filled in are only an example; every result is an estimate based on what you type, not a forecast.
It means a rise of half a percentage point in your visit-to-enquiry rate, for example from one enquiry per hundred visits to one and a half. The calculator holds your traffic, closing rate and client value steady and shows the extra monthly revenue each lift would bring. Real changes rarely arrive that neatly.
Partly. It shows what each visitor and each point of enquiry rate is worth, which you can set against what you spend on ads or SEO in the same month. It does not include your costs or margins, so treat it as the revenue side of a marketing ROI sum.
Often because something is missing from the count, not because the site is failing. Phone calls, chats and emails are easy to leave out, while spam forms and repeat visits can swell the totals. Set up form and call tracking, filter out junk and measure again before you change anything.