See what higher fan LTV does to profit.

Model one month of acquisition as a cohort. Change retention, revenue, conversion, and cost assumptions to compare today's economics with a higher-LTV scenario.

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Business assumptions

Currency Used only to format the result. Monthly advertising spend Paid traffic budget for one month. Cost per acquired fan (CAC) Ad spend divided by new fans acquired. Fixed monthly costs Team, software, management, and overhead. Fans who become paying fans % Share of acquired fans who pay at least once. Average monthly revenue per paying fan Subscriptions, PPV, tips, and customs combined. Average paying lifetime months Average time a paying fan keeps generating revenue. Platform and payment fees % Variable fees deducted from gross fan revenue.

Target LTV increase25% Use this to model better retention, monetization, or both without increasing traffic.

Profit impact

Live estimate

Additional profit per monthly acquisition cohort

EUR 0 EUR 0 across 12 similar cohorts

Current scenario EUR 0 Estimated cohort profit

Higher-LTV scenario EUR 0 Estimated cohort profit

Current net LTV EUR 0

Target net LTV EUR 0

Fans acquired: 0
New paying fans: 0
Current ROI: 0%
Target ROI: 0%
Current break-even CAC: EUR 0
Target break-even CAC: EUR 0

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How it is calculated

A transparent cohort model, not a black box.

Net fan LTVMonthly revenue x paying lifetime x (1 - variable fee rate)

Paying fansMonthly ad spend / CAC x paying-fan conversion

Cohort profitPaying fans x net LTV - ad spend - fixed monthly costs

Break-even CACPaying-fan conversion x net LTV, before fixed-cost allocation

This calculator is a simplified planning estimate. It assumes one stable monthly acquisition cohort and does not replace accounting, tax, or financial advice.