Guide
Campaign profitability
A campaign can look successful on ROAS and still destroy margin. Campaign profitability puts spend, attributed revenue, profit, margin, and True ROAS in one table so you can cut losers and scale winners with clearer evidence.
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What to look at beyond ROAS
Sort by Net Profit first. A high-ROAS campaign with tiny volume may matter less than a moderate-ROAS campaign that produces durable cash after costs.
Watch campaigns that sit below your profitability threshold for several days — that pattern is where wasted spend compounds quietly.
How TrackSignal attributes store economics
When campaign-level attributed revenue is incomplete, TrackSignal can allocate store-day net revenue components by spend weight using the Profit Engine — so every campaign row still has a coherent profit estimate.
The Free plan shows a limited campaign set; Starter unlocks fuller campaign profitability and longer history once you have seen the aha moment.
Frequently asked questions
- How is campaign profit different from campaign ROAS?
- Campaign ROAS is a revenue-to-spend ratio. Campaign profit subtracts costs and spend from revenue so you see cash impact, not only efficiency.
- Can I alert when a campaign becomes unprofitable?
- Yes. Profit alerts can watch campaign profitability thresholds and notify you on the dashboard and by email (Telegram on Growth+).
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