Free revenue planning tool
Revenue Growth Calculator
Set a revenue goal and deadline, then calculate the compound monthly growth and annual growth rate required to get there.
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Set the revenue target
Revenue goal
Compound growth
The required monthly rate is the compound rate that turns current monthly revenue into the target monthly revenue by the selected deadline.
Advanced calculator
Growth + retention model
Build the full revenue growth plan
Monthly revenue target
Revenue erosion & pricing
Customer economics
Annual growth target
Advanced model
Separates net revenue growth from replacement growth. Revenue churn must be replaced before the business can compound toward the target.
Monthly growth path
Compound target path
Revenue milestones to the target
| Month | Target-path revenue | Organic-path revenue | Revenue gap | Gross new revenue needed | Replacement revenue |
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Timeline sensitivity
Same starting and target revenue
Growth rate required at different deadlines
| Time to target | Monthly growth required | Annualized growth | Monthly growth gap vs organic | Average dollar increase / month | Signal |
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Annual target ladder
Compound annual growth path
Annual revenue milestones
| Year | Revenue milestone | Increase vs prior year | Cumulative increase |
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Reading the result
Growth targets are easier to manage when they are translated into a monthly pace.
Doubling revenue over 18 months does not mean adding the same number of dollars every month. A compound growth plan starts with smaller dollar increases and requires larger dollar gains as the revenue base expands.
The Advanced model also separates growth from replacement. If 1.5% of revenue disappears each month, the business must replace that lost revenue before the remaining sales effort produces net growth.
Monthly growthThe compound month-over-month rate required to reach the selected monthly revenue target.
Annualized growthThe yearly growth rate implied if the required monthly pace continued for twelve months.
Gross growthNet growth plus the revenue that must be replaced because of churn or erosion.