Free tool · Philippines

Festival ROI calculator.

Project profit, margin, and break-even attendance for your next event in 30 seconds. Free, no signup, no email required.

Your event inputs

Fill in your scenario.

Blended across all your tiers (GA, VIP, early bird).

Realistic projection based on past events or current marketing reach.

Artist fees + flights + accommodation + riders + hospitality.

Rental + permits + security + cleaning + utility deposits.

Stage, sound, lighting, video, crew, decor, equipment rental.

Paid ads, influencer fees, PR retainer, content production, billboards.

Computed results

Your event profit

Gross ticket revenue

₱12,500,000

Total cost

₱8,000,000

Sum of talent, venue, production, and marketing.

Projected profit

₱4,500,000

Profit before tax. Excludes sponsorships, merch, and F&B revenue.

Profit margin

36%

Break-even attendance

3,200

You're 1,800 attendees past break-even.

This calculator covers ticket revenue only. Sponsorships, food & beverage, and merch can add 20–60% to event revenue — and Experia Finance can cover the production cost gap so you don't self-fund the crunch.

How to read the results

What the numbers actually mean.

01

Profit ≠ cash flow

Even if profit is positive, you still pay deposits months before tickets sell. That gap is what event financing solves.

02

Break-even tells the truth

If break-even is more than 80% of your projected attendance, your margin of safety is thin. Reduce cost or grow audience before commit.

03

Sponsorship is the swing

For most mid-to-large events, sponsorship + F&B + merch turn a thin ticket-only margin into a healthy total margin. Run those numbers separately.

Common questions

Frequently asked.

How accurate is this calculator?

It gives you a ballpark on ticket revenue against fixed costs — useful for a first-look feasibility check. It does NOT include variable cost per attendee (F&B, security per head), sponsorship revenue, merch margins, or platform fees. For a full pro-forma, run your scenario through Creator OS Financial Dashboard or talk to our underwriting team.

Should I include sponsorship revenue in expected income?

Not in this calculator — it isolates ticket-only economics. In reality, sponsorship can be 30–60% of total event revenue for mid-size and large events. To estimate sponsorship potential, look at last year's peer events and benchmark your audience demographics against theirs.

What's a healthy profit margin for live events?

Music festivals and concerts in the Philippines typically run 8–15% net margin on ticket revenue alone. Brand activations and corporate events run 20–35%. Below 5%, you're running a labor-of-love event; above 25% on tickets, you're probably underspending on production or marketing.

How should I think about marketing budget?

For a ticketed event in the Philippines, a useful rule of thumb is 8–15% of projected ticket revenue spent on marketing. Lower if you have an organic community; higher for first-time events with no existing audience.

Can I save or share my scenario?

Not yet — this is an MVP. Tweet us @experiaPH if you want a feature like saving scenarios or comparing variants. If we hear it from enough organizers, we'll ship it.

What if my event makes a projected loss?

Three levers: (1) increase average ticket price (raise VIP tiers or add a higher-value tier), (2) scale attendance projections only if your marketing actually supports them, (3) reduce production cost — usually venue or talent is the swing factor. Experia Finance can also cover working capital so you don't self-fund.

Numbers look tight? Let's talk.

Experia Finance covers production capital so you don't self-fund the gap. You repay principal only — we earn from category partnerships at your event.