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Free digital marketing tools and calculators to audit your site, measure your campaigns, quantify what’s leaking, and make better growth decisions — no signup required.

Every tool here answers one question and shows its working — the calculators give you the formula so you can reproduce the math in a spreadsheet, and the builders show the rules they are applying. Nothing is gated: no email, no account, no export wall.

Start with the metric that matches the decision in front of you. If you are judging a channel, the paid media calculators are the fastest read — and POAS tells you whether that return survives product costs. If you are planning a campaign rather than judging one, the reach and frequency calculator sizes how many people a plan reaches and how often. If you are judging the business, start with CAC and LTV:CAC. If you suspect the leak is operational rather than financial, the speed-to-lead calculator usually finds it. And if the numbers themselves look wrong before you start, the leak is often tagging rather than performance — the UTM builder shows which GA4 channel your campaign links are actually reporting into.

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Frequently asked questions

  • Which marketing tool should I use?

    The one that matches the decision. To judge a paid channel, start with ROAS and then POAS, which accounts for product costs. To judge the business, use CAC and LTV:CAC. To plan a campaign, size it with the CPM and reach and frequency calculators. To find an operational leak, run the speed-to-lead calculator. To check a site, start with the technical SEO audit.

  • Are these marketing tools free?

    Yes. Every calculator and tool here is free to use, with no signup, email gate or export wall. The SEO checks run live against the URL you enter and return a full report on the page.

  • Can I use the formulas in my own spreadsheet?

    Yes — that is why every calculator shows its formula. Each page also walks through the calculation step by step, with a worked example you can check your spreadsheet against.

  • How accurate are the benchmarks?

    They are ranges, not targets. Benchmarks move with industry, audience and season, and your own last-quarter numbers are almost always a better comparison. Each table notes what its ranges are based on, and each page shows when it was last reviewed.

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