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Calculate investment compound growth over time with annual/monthly compounding.
Calculate gross profit, net margin percentage, and markup from cost and revenue.
Calculate X% of Y, percentage increase/decrease, percentage difference, and ratio.
Calculate monthly loan payments, total interest paid, and full payoff summary.
This ROI calculator computes net profit, percentage return on investment, and annualized rate of return based on your initial investment, final value, and holding period. It's designed for investors evaluating stock or real estate performance, small business owners assessing whether a project paid off, and anyone comparing the profitability of different investments on an apples-to-apples basis. Enter your initial investment amount, the final or current value, and optionally the time held, and the calculator instantly shows your net profit, overall ROI percentage, and annualized return so you can compare it against other opportunities. Understanding annualized return is especially useful because it normalizes results across investments held for different lengths of time. The calculator is completely free, requires no signup, and runs entirely in your browser, meaning your financial figures are never uploaded or stored anywhere. Scroll down to enter your numbers and see your return calculated instantly.
ROI = (Final Value − Initial Investment) / Initial Investment × 100, expressing your return as a percentage of the original amount invested.
Annualized return converts your total ROI into an equivalent yearly rate, making it easier to fairly compare investments held for different lengths of time.
A 'good' ROI varies widely by asset class and risk level; stock market long-term averages are often cited around 7-10% annually, but expectations should match the specific investment type.
No, it calculates ROI based purely on the investment amounts you enter; fees, commissions, and taxes should be factored in separately for a fully accurate picture.
Yes, it works for any investment type where you can input an initial cost and a final or current value, including real estate.
No, results are for informational purposes only; consult a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions.