Revenue Goal Calculator
Revenue goal calculator
Start with what you need. We'll calculate the revenue to get there.
Step 1 of 4
Owner's pay
What do you need to take home personally? This is your salary after the business has paid its taxes — the amount that covers your personal expenses and lifestyle.
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Important — please read
This tool provides estimates for planning purposes only. Results are not financial, tax, or legal advice. Consult a qualified accountant or financial advisor for guidance specific to your business.
Step 2 of 4
Debt payments
Include any business loan repayments, lines of credit, or equipment financing. These are obligations paid from net profit each period.
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Step 3 of 4
Savings & reserves
How much do you want to set aside each period for operating reserves and reinvestment? These come from after-tax net profit.
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Step 4 of 4
Profit margin
Your net profit margin is the percentage of revenue that remains as pre-tax profit after all operating expenses. We use this to work backwards to your revenue goal.
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Your revenue goal
Based on your net profit needs and margin — here's what you need to generate.
Monthly revenue goal
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Also equals $0 annually
After-tax allocations
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monthly
Tax reserve (25%)
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monthly
Pre-tax profit needed
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monthly
Net profit allocation
How your pre-tax net profit is distributed — taxes come first, then after-tax allocations.
From revenue to your pocket
How every dollar of revenue flows through your business to fund your goals.
Scenario explorer
Adjust profit margin or owner's pay to see how your revenue goal changes in real time. All other inputs and taxes are held constant.
Scenario revenue goal
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Important disclaimer
This tool provides estimates for planning purposes only. Results are not financial, tax, or legal advice. Individual results will vary based on business structure, actual tax obligations, and market conditions. A 25% tax reserve is used as a general estimate only. Consult a qualified accountant or financial advisor for guidance specific to your business.