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Conversion Rate Calculator

Conversion Rate Calculator is part of Toolspire and is ready as soon as this page loads. An action is whatever you counted: a purchase, a signup, a call. The page will not decide. It divides the two counts you type.

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What you can do here

You name the action by what you type

Purchases, leads and downloads all use the same division. The label is “completed actions”.

Two decimals

One action in 300 visits stays visible instead of rounding to zero.

No funnel stages

There is one rate. A three-step funnel is three runs of this page.

The sequence

How to use the Conversion Rate Calculator

  1. 1

    Use one definition of a visit

    Sessions and users are not interchangeable. Pick the column your analytics tool used.

  2. 2

    Count only finished actions

    A started checkout is not a purchase unless that is the action you meant.

  3. 3

    Confirm 25 and 500

    The sample is 5%. A result of 500% means the boxes are reversed.

Worth knowing

  • Conversion Rate Calculator on Toolspire: conversion rate = actions ÷ visits × 100.
  • 25 ÷ 500 = 5%.
  • Actions above visits are rejected. A report that counts more orders than sessions is using two different definitions.
  • This is not CTR. CTR’s numerator is clicks and its denominator is impressions.

The rate is only as clean as the two columns

Twenty-five completed actions out of 500 visits is 5%. The arithmetic is dull on purpose. The hard part is agreeing what a visit is and what finished means. Bots in the visit count dilute the rate. Duplicate orders inflate it. The page will not filter either. It divides.

FAQ

Questions about Conversion Rate Calculator

Where does Conversion Rate Calculator run?

Conversion Rate Calculator runs in this tab on Toolspire. What you type or drop in is not sent to us and is not stored on a server.

What is 25 actions from 500 visits?

5%.

Is this click-through rate?

No. CTR divides clicks by impressions. This divides actions by visits.

Can the rate exceed 100%?

Only if actions exceed visits, which the page rejects as an inconsistent pair.

Should I include bounced sessions?

Yes, if they are in the visit total you are judging. Removing them answers a different question: conversion among people who stayed.

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