Company Revenue Calculator
Your Road to $1,000,000
See how many months it takes to build your revenue run-rate using the full $99, $199, and $299 plan prices. Mix all three plans, adjust retention, and watch the machine stack.
Set your monthly sales pace
Choose how many accounts you sell each month. Then adjust retention to see how long it takes to reach each annual revenue milestone.
$99 plan sold per month
$99 monthly revenue each
$199 plan sold per month
$199 monthly revenue each
$299 plan sold per month
Retention rate
Quick examples
Assumption: each milestone is based on annualized revenue run-rate, not cumulative cash collected.
Example: $100,000/year means your recurring monthly revenue reaches $8,333.33/month.
Revenue milestone ladder
This shows when your recurring revenue machine reaches each level. No deductions. No fairy tales. Just stacked revenue math.
Road to $100,000
Month 1
You hit a $100,000 annual run-rate in Month 1.
Road to $250,000
Month 1
You hit a $250,000 annual run-rate in Month 1.
Road to $500,000
Month 1
You hit a $500,000 annual run-rate in Month 1.
Road to $1,000,000
Month 1
You hit a $1,000,000 annual run-rate in Month 1.
New revenue added each month
$0
This is the fresh recurring revenue you add every month from new sales.
Run-rate at month 12
$0
Estimated monthly recurring revenue by month 12.
Annualized revenue at month 12
$0
Month 12 run-rate multiplied by 12.
Active accounts at month 12
0
0 active accounts on the books.
Maximum possible annual run-rate at this retention
$0
This is the ceiling if you keep this exact sales pace and retention rate forever.
Month 1
$0 monthly recurring revenue
Month 3
$0 monthly recurring revenue
Month 6
$0 monthly recurring revenue
Month 12
$0 monthly recurring revenue
The faster you sell and the better you retain, the faster the run-rate climbs.
This is measuring recurring revenue growth, not one-time cash.