Conversion Rate Calculator
This free conversion rate calculator turns last month's visitors, enquiries and new clients into the two rates that matter, plus the worth of each visit. Type your own numbers and see what a small lift could add.
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Conversion Rate Calculator: problems we solve
What local owners tell us is going wrong, and what we do about it.
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We get plenty of visitors but very few enquiries
WHAT WE DOCheck the first screen, the length of the form and the phone button on mobile, then test one change at a time. - 02
Enquiries arrive, yet most of them never become clients
WHAT WE DOLook at reply time, quote clarity and follow-up, because the gap between an enquiry and an answer is often where clients drift away. - 03
I cannot tell whether my ads are worth the money
WHAT WE DOUse the value of each visitor as a ceiling for what a click can cost, then compare it with what you actually spend. - 04
My numbers feel too small to mean anything
WHAT WE DOUse a longer window, such as a full season or a few months, and compare like with like instead of chasing one quiet week.
Know your two rates before you pay for more traffic.
Say a Mission physiotherapy clinic gets a steady stream of visitors, yet the phone stays quiet. Is the website the problem, or is it what happens after someone calls? The calculator separates the two. One rate tracks visits that become enquiries, the other tracks enquiries that become booked clients, and each points at a different fix.
Finding the numbers takes about ten minutes. Visitors come from your analytics, enquiries from your form inbox and call notes, and new clients from your own books. Round if you must. The result is an estimate, so use it to compare one month with the next. Pair it with the growth check to see which stage of the customer journey needs attention first, and with our marketing psychology guides for ideas on what to change.
- Traffic is up but enquiries stay flat
- You win few of the enquiries you get
- You cannot say what a visitor is worth
How Conversion Rate Calculator helps your business
How things look once the marketing is done right.
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Two rates, side by side
See whether the leak is on the website or in the reply.
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The value of each visitor
A plain figure to weigh against what a click or an ad costs.
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What a lift is worth
Compare a gain of half a point, one point or two points.
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Private by design
The sums run in your browser and nothing you type is sent.
What Conversion Rate Calculator includes
- 01Visit-to-enquiry rate from your own numbers
- 02Enquiry-to-client rate and value of each visitor
- 03Monthly revenue from your new clients
- 04What half a point, one point and two points add
- 05Plain notes on where to find each number
- 06Pointers to the growth check and psychology guides
- 07A free marketing audit if you want a second opinion
From first look to growth.
- 01
Discover
We review your site, search presence, ads and nearby competitors, then show you what helps and what holds you back.
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Plan
A written plan covering where to show up, what to spend and the numbers we will be measured on.
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Create & launch
Designers, developers, writers and ad managers on one team, working from our Abbotsford studio.
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Measure & grow
Regular reports and steady tuning, so your budget keeps shifting toward what brings in customers.
How many of your visitors become clients?
Read the three points below, then type last month's numbers into the boxes. The results change as you type.
- What it is
A conversion rate is the share of people who take the next step. Here there are two: visitors who send an enquiry, and enquiries that turn into paying clients. Seeing both side by side shows where the leak is.
- Helpful for
Any owner whose website exists to start a conversation: a roofer waiting on quote requests, a clinic filling a booking calendar, a farm gate taking orders. If the phone and the form matter to you, so do these rates.
- What it does
Enter four figures from last month: how many people visited, how many got in touch, how many became clients and what a typical client is worth. The page divides and multiplies in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere, saved or shared, and it is gone when you close the tab.
- What it means for your whole site
Treat the two rates as a map. A low visit-to-enquiry rate points at the page, the offer or the traffic. A low enquiry-to-client rate points at the reply, the quote or the follow-up. Fix the weaker one first, because that is usually where a small lift pays most.
- -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.
These are estimates worked from your own numbers, not a promise of results. Nothing you type leaves this page.
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What clients say
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How people decide, and how to help them
Try the two free tools below, then read the articles that follow. Each explains one idea from behavioural science and how a Fraser Valley business can use it honestly.
- FREE TOOLGrowth checkSix questions that show where you lose clients first→
- HOW WE WORKMarketing psychologyHow the studio uses behavioural science without tricks→
- 01Hick's Law on Your Website: Fewer Choices, More EnquiriesHick's law says the more equally likely options you show, the longer a person takes to pick one. Here is what the research supports, where its reputation runs ahead of the evidence, and how to trim your site.
- 02Neuromarketing for Small Business: Brain Scans or Plain Tests?Neuromarketing uses brain scans to study how people respond to brands and prices. The studies are real and interesting, but the sales pitches built on them often go further than the science. Here is what holds up.
- 03Pricing Psychology: Honest Ways to Present What You ChargePricing psychology is about how a number is presented, not only what it is. Anchors, endings in 9, bundles and ranges all shape what customers notice. Here is the evidence and how to use it without tricks.
- 04The Von Restorff Effect: Make One Action Stand OutThe von Restorff effect says the one item that differs from the others is the one people remember. Use it to spotlight the single action you want on a page, in an email and on a menu, and skip the trap of highlighting everything.
- 05The Peak-End Rule: How Clients Remember Your Work in AbbotsfordPeople rarely replay a whole job or visit in their heads. They keep the most intense moment and the way it ended. Here is how a Fraser Valley business can design both on purpose.
- 06Colour Psychology in Marketing: What Holds Up for Fraser Valley BrandsColour can shape mood and brand personality, but the popular rules about red buttons and trusted blues are mostly myth. Here is what the research supports and what to test on your own site.
- 07The Decoy Effect: Building Honest Three-Package Offers in AbbotsfordAdd a clearly weaker option and buyers drift towards the one it makes look good. Here is how three-package layouts work, and the line between a helpful comparison and a trick.
- 08Social Proof Marketing for Fraser Valley Businesses, Done HonestlyPeople copy what others like them have done, which is why a genuine review can settle a hesitant choice. Here is how to gather real proof, show it well and avoid the shortcuts that cost you trust.
- 09Scarcity Marketing in Abbotsford: Real Limits, Not Fake CountdownsThings that are hard to get feel more valuable, and a true limit can nudge a hesitant buyer to act. Here is how to say so honestly in email and ads, and why a fake clock puts you at legal risk.
- 10The Zeigarnik Effect: Finishing What Fraser Valley Visitors StartPeople feel pulled back to tasks they left half done, and good design can make returning easy. This article separates the solid findings from the shaky ones and shows practical ways to use them.
A conversion rate is the share of people who take a step you want. For most service businesses two matter: visitors who become enquiries, and enquiries who become clients. Watch the weaker one first, because it usually holds the most room for change. The calculator shows both.
Visitors come from your website analytics, ideally backed by conversion tracking. Enquiries come from form submissions, emails and a note of phone calls. New clients come from your own bookings or invoices. If a number is a guess, say so, and use the same method each month.
There is no single figure, because trades, clinics, farm stands and professional firms all differ, and so do their sources of traffic. Compare yourself with your own past months first. A change you can explain is more useful than a benchmark taken from somebody else's website.
It does exact arithmetic on the figures you give it, so it is only as good as those figures. The lift rows are what-if estimates, not forecasts. Real results depend on traffic quality, the season and how well your follow-up works. Treat the output as a guide for where to look.