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Advertising2 minJuly 16, 2026

CPL and ROAS for services: one worked example

MikhailUpdated Oct 16, 2026

CPL and ROAS for services: one worked example

CPL is advertising cost per defined enquiry. ROAS compares assigned conversion value with ad spend; when value represents revenue, it is revenue-based ROAS. Neither metric alone establishes profit.

01Define the lead

Separate button clicks, unique received enquiries, suitable requests and payments. Teaching data: 2 million UZS spend, 20 enquiries, eight suitable requests and two sales. These are fictional figures, not industry benchmarks.

02Calculate different costs

MetricTeaching calculation
Received enquiry2 million / 20 = 100,000 UZS
Suitable enquiry2 million / 8 = 250,000 UZS
Sale2 million / 2 = 1 million UZS
Each answers a different question. Add management fees and other costs separately.

03ROAS is not profit

If attributed revenue is 6 million UZS, revenue ROAS is 6 / 2 = 3, or 300%. Production, salaries, refunds and other costs remain. A hypothetical lead value uploaded to Ads is not money received; see Google's value guidance.

04Keep comparisons consistent

Repair and construction have different sales delays. Define attribution, which leads have matured into payments, and cancellations. Do not combine currencies or count one payment twice. Small samples limit conclusions.

05How UZNEO can help

UZNEO can connect advertising with CRM, define outcomes and reconcile reports. Send spend, deal stages and anonymised payment examples. Verify data before optimisation; no universal profitable CPL applies to every business.

Summary

Define the outcome and credible value before calculating cost, then judge cheap enquiries by fit and sales.

How UZNEO can help

UZNEO can connect advertising with CRM, define outcomes and reconcile reports. Send spend, deal stages and anonymised payment examples.