Channel ROI calculator

Compare the channels inside your outbound mix.

The source calculator lets operators test Human SDR, AI SDR, LinkedIn, scaled email, website activity, contacts, costs, and expected revenue in one model.

01 Deal economics
02 Capacity model
03 Meeting output

Start from a scenario

Pick a realistic motion, then tune the inputs.

Mix

Channel comparison

Compare human SDR, AI SDR, LinkedIn, scaled email, and website lift.

Mix model

Total meetings

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Expected revenue

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Cost per meeting

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ROI multiple

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01 / Channel logic

Each channel has a different capacity curve.

The point is not to crown one channel. The point is to assign the right work to the right motion before budget gets locked.

01

Human SDR

Use human reps for named accounts, complex buyers, and moments where judgment changes the outcome.

High-fit accounts

02

AI SDR

Use AI SDR coverage for overflow, lower-intent contacts, and follow-up paths that need speed and consistency.

Overflow capacity

03

LinkedIn

Use LinkedIn to add social reach where the account needs context before email or phone conversion.

Warm social paths

04

Scaled email

Use scaled email when broad market coverage matters and you can tolerate a lower meeting yield.

Broad market tests

02 / Read the output

The calculator is useful when the outputs become operating choices.

Use the results to choose coverage, budget, and whether CIENCE should run the work with managed SDRs, graph8 orchestration, or both.

01

Total meetings

Use this as the top-line capacity check. If meetings are too low, increase SDR coverage, contacts, or website conversion.

02

Expected revenue

Read this against opportunity value and close rate. Small conversion changes move the forecast quickly.

03

Cost per meeting

Use this to decide whether the chosen mix deserves more budget or needs a narrower account focus.

04

ROI multiple

Treat this as the executive view. It is useful only when the inputs match your actual selling motion.