Google Ads CPC Calculator

Calculate Google Ads cost per click, daily budget, and estimated conversions for UK campaigns in 2025/26. Plan your PPC spend with accurate CPC estimates.

Google Ads CPC Calculator

Campaign Estimates

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Mustafa BilgicDigital Marketing Specialist — Updated April 2026
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Average UK Google Ads CPC by Industry 2025/26

IndustryAvg CPCAvg CTRAvg Conv Rate
Legal£6.752.1%2.5%
Finance£4.502.9%3.1%
E-commerce£1.204.7%2.8%
Technology£3.803.3%2.2%
Real Estate£2.403.7%3.5%

CPCs vary significantly by keyword competition, quality score and ad position. These are UK averages.

Google Ads Key Metrics

UK Avg CPC
£1.50–£5
Avg CTR (Search)
3.5%
Avg Conv Rate
3.0%
Min Daily Budget
£1/day
Quality Score Range
1–10
Avg Position
Top 4

How to Use This Calculator

1

Enter monthly budget

Input your total monthly Google Ads spend in pounds.

2

Set average CPC

Enter expected cost per click based on your industry and keywords.

3

Set CTR and conversion rate

Enter expected click-through rate and conversion rate percentages.

4

Add conversion value

Enter the average value of each conversion to calculate ROAS.

5

Review estimates

See monthly clicks, conversions, cost per conversion and return on ad spend.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good CPC for Google Ads UK?
Average UK CPCs range from £0.50 for display to £5+ for competitive search terms. Legal and finance keywords can exceed £10. A good CPC depends on your conversion rate and profit margins.
How is CPC calculated?
CPC = Total Cost / Total Clicks. Google uses an auction system where you pay up to your max bid, but often less. Your actual CPC depends on Quality Score and competitor bids.
What is a good CTR?
The average search CTR in the UK is about 3.5%. Above 5% is considered good. CTR varies by industry, ad position and how well your ad matches the search intent.
How can I lower my CPC?
Improve your Quality Score by writing relevant ads, using targeted keywords, and creating high-quality landing pages. Use negative keywords to avoid irrelevant clicks.
What is ROAS?
Return on Ad Spend = Revenue from Ads / Cost of Ads. A ROAS of 4x means you earn £4 for every £1 spent. Most businesses aim for at least 3-4x ROAS to be profitable.

Official Sources & References

Data verified against official sources. Last checked April 2026.