What is the difference between ROI and ROAS?
ROAS divides revenue by ad spend, so it leaves out what the videos cost to make and what the products cost to sell. ROI takes the gross profit, subtracts every cost including the creator fees, and divides by those costs. A campaign can have a healthy ROAS and still lose money.
Which costs should I count?
Everything you would not have spent without the videos: creator fees, product and shipping, usage rights or whitelisting, editing, tools or an agency, and the ad spend behind the videos. Leaving one out makes the campaign look better than it was.
How do I know which sales came from the videos?
Give each creator a discount code or a tracked link, and read your ad platform's reports for the ads that ran the videos. Every method misses some sales, so pick one and measure every campaign the same way.
What is a good ROI for UGC?
There is no single answer: it depends on your margins, your channels and how long you count sales for. The calculator does not grade the result. Compare campaigns with each other, measured the same way, and keep the ones that pay for themselves.
How do I get more videos to test?
Post a campaign on Fluencify and creators who fit your brand film for it, and every video is reviewed before it goes live. Book a call to get a shortlist of creators.