ROI Calculator
Calculate Return on Investment for business decisions.
About ROI Calculator
Built with investors, business owners and project evaluators in mind, the ROI Calculator keeps every input and every result on one clean page. Measure return on investment by entering the amount invested, the amount received back and the holding period, and the tool returns the total ROI, the annualised ROI and the gain or loss in absolute terms. The annualisation lets you compare a six-month investment with a five-year one fairly, and a net field allows deducting costs such as brokerage, fees or stamp duty so the figure reflects real money rather than gross. Negative returns are handled, which matters for loss-making trades, and the tool keeps the formula transparent. It is the simplest honest way to know whether an investment actually paid off. Indian financial paperwork is unforgiving, so this calculator stays strict about formulas, rounding and the small details that decide whether a figure matches your actual filing. Typical moments to reach for it: checking the ROI on a stock bought and sold, comparing a rental flat with a mutual fund, or evaluating a small business investment. It works just as well on a budget Android phone as on an office desktop, over any connection.
How to Use the ROI Calculator
- Open the ROI Calculator tool above — it loads instantly in your browser.
- Enter your values in the input fields provided.
- The result updates immediately — no calculate button needed (or click Calculate where shown).
- Copy or use your result directly. Nothing is stored or sent to any server.
Key Features of ROI Calculator
- Investment input
- Return calculation
- ROI percentage
- Total and annualised ROI
- Cost deduction field
- Loss handling
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is ROI and how is it calculated?
ROI = (Net Profit / Cost of Investment) × 100. For example, investing Rs. 1,00,000 and getting Rs. 1,20,000 gives an ROI of (20,000/1,00,000) × 100 = 20%.
What is considered a good ROI?
A good ROI depends on risk: low-risk (FDs) 5-8%, moderate (mutual funds) 10-15%, high-risk (stocks/startup) 15-30%+. Generally, 10%+ annual ROI is considered good.
What is the difference between ROI and CAGR?
ROI is total return percentage across the entire period, while CAGR is the annualized return. A 44% ROI over 3 years equals a 13% CAGR, making CAGR better for comparing investments.
What is the difference between ROI and annualised ROI?
ROI is the total return over the whole holding period, while annualised ROI scales it to a per-year rate so investments of different lengths can be compared.
Should costs be deducted?
Yes - brokerage, fees, taxes and stamp duty reduce your real return, so deducting them gives a net ROI that reflects what actually reached your account.