Pick a keyword your customers might search. See how much revenue ranking for it could generate every month.
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See What Ollie Builds →The revenue calculator estimates what one Google ranking is worth to a store. You enter a keyword, its estimated monthly searches, your average order value and your conversion rate. It shows visitors, orders and revenue for each position from first to tenth, and what the same traffic would cost in ads.
It uses a fixed set of click-through rates by position and a flat cost per click estimate. Both are built-in assumptions.
The value of a ranking is easy to overestimate. Seeing it by position makes clear how steeply clicks fall away between first and tenth, and that a small keyword at position one can be worth more than a large one at position eight.
Click-through rates by position are averages across many searches and vary with the search results page. A map, shopping results or an AI answer can take clicks no matter where you rank. The ad cost uses one flat figure. Use the output to compare keywords with each other, not as a revenue forecast.
The calculator uses a fixed curve that falls from about 32 percent at position one to under 2 percent at position ten. They are averages and real results vary by search.
Use Search Console for queries you already appear for, or a keyword planning tool for new ones. Treat any figure as an estimate.
A keyword with few searches at position one can still bring less than a larger keyword at position four, so check volume as well as position.
No. It uses a position-based click curve and does not model features that sit above the results.