Revenue Projection Calculator
1–5 year revenue forecasting with growth assumptions.
Project revenue by applying a monthly or annual growth rate to current revenue. Compound growth: Revenue(t) = Revenue(0) × (1 + r)^t. Use conservative, base, and optimistic rates for scenario planning. This calculator helps you model 1–5 year revenue trajectories.
Inputs
Results
Year 1 revenue: $142,576
Total projected revenue: $258,000
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Formula
Revenue(month t) = Revenue(0) * (1 + growth)^t Annual = sum of 12 months
Input Definitions
What does each input mean?
- Current monthly revenue
- Your baseline or current monthly revenue. The starting point for projection.
- Monthly growth %
- Expected month-over-month growth rate. 3% monthly compounds to ~43% annually.
- Project years
- Number of years to project forward (1–5). Each month compounds on the previous.
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Revenue projections are easy to inflate and hard to defend once someone asks where the numbers came from. This calculator helps you build bottoms-up projections — starting from assumptions about customer acquisition, conversion rates, and average order value — rather than top-down market share estimates that don’t hold up. The result is a forecast grounded in the actual mechanics of your business.
It’s essential for investor pitch decks, annual planning, and any situation where you need to show how you’ll hit a revenue target. Use it to stress-test your model (what happens if conversion drops 20%?), build best/base/worst case scenarios, or simply get clarity on which inputs drive your revenue most. A projection built this way is defensible — a top-down TAM grab is not.