Formula or calculation method
Lead conversion rate = customers won ÷ total leads × 100.
Calculate the percentage of leads that become customers using a consistent lead cohort and measurement period.
This conversion result is descriptive, not a forecast. Verify lead and customer definitions before comparing channels or teams.
Enter total leads and customers won from the same cohort. Keep the date range, channel definition, and conversion event consistent.
Lead conversion rate = customers won ÷ total leads × 100.
The percentage shows how efficiently a lead cohort became customers. It does not explain lead quality, deal size, sales-cycle length, or profitability by itself.
30 customers won from 200 leads equals a 15% lead conversion rate.
Avoid mixing different periods, counting duplicate leads, comparing raw inquiries with sales-qualified leads, or counting customers outside the chosen cohort.
Use it to compare acquisition channels, sales stages, campaigns, territories, or process changes over consistent periods.
Divide customers won by total leads from the same cohort, then multiply by 100.
Define the conversion before measuring. For this calculator, the default interpretation is a lead that became a paying customer.
Yes, if each channel uses the same date range, lead definition, conversion event, and attribution method.
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