ROI tracking

Views are great. Revenue is better.

Content performance tells you what people watched. Attributed business performance tells you what your campaign was actually worth. Collaby tracks both, and keeps the difference clear.

Content performance

How well the content itself did — views, reach, engagement, watch time and completion rate. This tells you whether people watched and responded to the content.

Attributed business performance

How much measurable business the creator generated — clicks, leads, purchases and revenue, tracked back to that specific creator and piece of content.

Collaby never blends the two. A Reel with a million views and zero attributed revenue is reported as exactly that — high content performance, unproven business impact.

How attribution works

Revenue, traced back to the creator who drove it

Unique creator links

Each creator gets a distinct tracked link for the campaign.

UTM parameters

Traffic tagged by creator, campaign and content piece.

Promo codes

Creator-specific codes tie purchases back to the source.

E-commerce integrations

Conversion and purchase events matched to campaign traffic.

ROAS vs. ROI

Two numbers, two questions

ROAS — Return on Ad Spend

Revenue generated for every rupee spent. Revenue ÷ Spend. A ROAS of 4.75× means ₹4.75 in revenue for every ₹1 spent.

ROI — Return on Investment

Profitability after cost, as a percentage. (Revenue − Spend) ÷ Spend × 100. An ROI of 374% means the campaign returned 3.74× its cost in profit.

Campaign ROI
Spend
₹50,000
Revenue
₹2,37,400
ROAS
4.75×
ROI
374%
Illustrative example — sample dashboard data

FAQ

What is ROAS?
ROAS (Return on Ad Spend) is the revenue generated per rupee of campaign spend, calculated as revenue divided by spend. A ROAS of 4.75× means ₹4.75 in revenue for every ₹1 spent.
What is the difference between ROI and ROAS?
ROAS is a ratio of revenue to spend. ROI expresses profitability as a percentage after subtracting cost — (Revenue − Spend) ÷ Spend × 100. Both are useful; ROI shows profit, ROAS shows revenue efficiency.
How do I calculate influencer marketing ROI?
Subtract campaign spend from attributed revenue, divide by spend, and multiply by 100. Attributed revenue requires tracking — unique links, UTM parameters, promo codes or e-commerce integration — tied to each creator.

Know what your creator marketing is actually worth.

Start a campaign and see attributed revenue from day one.