See Your Growth Potential in Real Numbers

Enter your current business metrics and explore how practical improvements across several growth drivers could affect annual revenue.

Step 1: Your Baseline Numbers

Adjust the inputs to reflect how your business performs today.

Average Job Value

Average revenue earned from each completed job or project.

Monthly Leads

New enquiries or sales opportunities received each month.

Booking Rate

Percentage of leads that become estimates or appointments.

Close Rate

Percentage of estimates or appointments that become jobs.

Step 2: Test Practical Improvements

Explore how changes to conversion, pricing, average job value, and missed-call recovery work together.

Close Rate Improvement

Additional percentage points gained through a stronger sales process.

Average Job Value Increase

Additional revenue per job from packaging, upsells, or service mix.

Price Increase

Percentage increase applied to the projected job value.

Missed Calls Per Month

Calls or enquiries currently going unanswered.

Value Per Recovered Job

Average revenue from a missed opportunity that becomes a job.

Small Improvements Can Work Together

The calculator applies each improvement to the part of revenue it can influence. The projected result combines conversion, ticket value, pricing, and recovered opportunities.

Single-Lever Approach

Focus on generating more leads
Leave conversion and follow-up unchanged
Create growth that depends heavily on advertising

Growth Systems Approach

Improve conversion and customer value together
Recover opportunities already entering the business
Build more measurable and repeatable growth

Better conversion + stronger job value + improved pricing + recovered opportunities

Because some improvements apply to the results created by others, their combined impact can be greater than treating each driver in isolation.

Disclaimer: The projections shown by this calculator are illustrative revenue estimates based only on the values entered. They are not profit forecasts or guarantees. Actual results depend on market conditions, costs, business maturity, execution, competition, seasonality, and other factors.