Loads sensible defaults for budget, spend, CAC, and saturation across all four channels.
Everything you spend to acquire a customer. Ad spend, sales headcount, tooling, agency fees. Per month.
How quickly CAC rises as spend grows. Higher = sharper saturation. Search is usually steep (auction price inflation).
Meta and TikTok saturate fast at the audience level. Steep curve after creative fatigue kicks in.
Referrals scale gently. Volume is capped by customer count, but CAC stays flat for a long time.
Outbound scales with rep headcount. CAC is sticky, not curved. Hiring is the bottleneck.
Each curve shows how CAC rises as you scale spend on that channel. The dot marks your current spend. The optimization finds the spend level where the marginal cost of the next customer is equal across all channels. That is your minimum blended CAC.
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What is marginal CAC and why does it matter?
$200 but the next $1,000 you spend brings in two
customers, your marginal CAC on that next slice is $500. That is the number that should
drive budget decisions.How does the saturation steepness slider work?
0, CAC stays flat (rare, usually only true for very small spend on a deep
channel). At steepness 100, CAC roughly doubles when spend doubles. Most paid channels
live between 60 and 75. Referral and SEO live closer to 20 to 40. We use a linear scaling model on
the slope, which is conservative compared to a true logistic curve.