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Marketing Funnel Calculator

Input your traffic and conversion metrics at each funnel stage to see exactly where you are losing the most potential revenue — and what to fix first.

Your Funnel Metrics

Monthly website visitors

Visitors who submit a form or sign up

Leads who meet your marketing criteria

MQLs accepted by your sales team

SQLs in your active pipeline

Closed deals

Revenue per closed deal

Optional — used to calculate cost per acquisition

Your Funnel

Visitors
97.0% drop-off (9,700 lost)
Leads
3.0%
60.0% drop-off (180 lost)
Marketing Qualified Leads
40.0%
50.0% drop-off (60 lost)
Sales Qualified Leads
50.0%
40.0% drop-off (24 lost)
Opportunities
60.0%
75.0% drop-off (27 lost)
Customers
25.0%

Results

Projected Monthly Revenue
$45,000
Revenue Per Visitor
$5
New Customers / Month
9
CPA (enter spend above)
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Biggest Drop-off: Visitors to Leads

You are losing 9,700 people at this stage. Improving this conversion rate will have the largest impact on your bottom line.

What If Scenarios

See the revenue impact of improving each stage conversion rate by 10%. Ranked by highest impact first.

StageCurrent Rate+10% RateNew CustomersRevenue Gain / Month
#1Leads3.0%3.3%10+$5,000
Marketing Qualified Leads40.0%44.0%10+$5,000
Sales Qualified Leads50.0%55.0%10+$5,000
Opportunities60.0%66.0%10+$5,000
Customers25.0%27.5%10+$5,000

Understanding Your Marketing Funnel

A marketing funnel maps the journey from first website visit to closed deal. Each stage represents a qualification step — and each transition is where potential revenue gets left on the table. Knowing your numbers at every stage tells you exactly where to invest.

Visitors to Leads

This is your website conversion rate. It measures how well your site turns anonymous traffic into known contacts. Improvements here come from better landing pages, clearer calls-to-action, and compelling lead magnets.

Leads to MQLs

Not every lead is worth pursuing. Marketing Qualified Leads are those who match your ideal customer profile and show genuine intent. Lead scoring, content nurturing, and proper targeting improve this rate.

MQLs to SQLs

The handoff from marketing to sales. When this rate is low, it usually means marketing and sales disagree on what a qualified lead looks like. Alignment meetings, shared definitions, and SLA agreements fix this.

SQLs to Opportunities

This measures how many qualified leads enter an active sales conversation. Low rates here often indicate timing issues, budget mismatches, or insufficient discovery during initial outreach.

Opportunities to Customers

Your close rate. This is where deal execution matters — proposal quality, follow-up cadence, objection handling, and competitive positioning all play a role. Even small improvements here have a direct impact on revenue.

Industry Benchmarks

Conversion StageBelow AverageAverageAbove Average
Visitor to Lead1-2%2-5%5-10%
Lead to MQL20-30%30-45%45-60%
MQL to SQL30-40%40-55%55-70%
SQL to Opportunity40-50%50-65%65-80%
Opportunity to Customer15-20%20-30%30-40%

Benchmarks vary by industry. B2B SaaS and professional services tend to have higher lead-to-MQL rates; e-commerce and consumer businesses tend to have higher visitor-to-lead rates.

Fix the Leaks in Your Funnel

We help businesses identify their biggest funnel bottlenecks and implement strategies that move the needle — from top-of-funnel traffic to closed deals.

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