Estimate your geo-targeted ad reach with our free tool! Input location, platform, and budget to predict impressions for Google, Facebook, or Instagram.

If you’re diving into digital advertising, knowing your potential audience size before launching a campaign can save you time and money. A tool designed to predict ad reach based on location and platform is a game-changer for marketers and small business owners alike. Imagine being able to input a few details—like your target city, ad network, and budget—and instantly seeing how many people might see your ads. It’s like having a crystal ball for your marketing strategy.
Geo-targeting lets you focus your ads on specific regions, but without a clear idea of the numbers, you’re just guessing. Whether you’re running a promotion in a major hub like Tokyo or a smaller custom area, understanding the scope of your campaign helps set realistic goals. Tools that calculate potential impressions across platforms like Google or social media networks give you a head start. They break down complex data into actionable insights, so you can tweak your budget or duration for maximum impact. Next time you’re planning a localized push, consider using a reach prediction tool to guide your decisions and boost your confidence.
Our tool provides a solid ballpark figure based on average data from platforms like Google Ads, Facebook Ads, and Instagram Ads. We use baseline impressions per dollar—50 for Google, 40 for Facebook, and 35 for Instagram—and adjust for location with multipliers like 1.2 for major cities. That said, actual results can vary due to factors like audience targeting, ad quality, or seasonal trends. Think of this as a starting point to guide your planning!
You can select from a dropdown of major cities like Los Angeles or Tokyo, or opt for a custom area if your target is more specific. As for platforms, we currently support Google Ads, Facebook Ads, and Instagram Ads since they’re the most widely used for geo-targeted campaigns. If you’re working with something niche, drop us a note—we’re always looking to expand!
Location plays a big role in ad performance because population density and user behavior differ widely. Major cities often have more active users and higher competition, so we apply a 1.2 multiplier to reflect that boost in potential impressions. For custom or less dense areas, we use a 0.8 multiplier since reach might be lower per dollar spent. It’s a simple way to account for real-world differences.
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