Find where your revenue stops growing
For companies paid by retainer or subscription. Enter new clients, price and cancellations to see your ceiling and how to raise it.
Step 2 · Where your revenue stops growing
$0a month is the most you can reach with today’s sales and cancellations, or $0 a year.
- Time to reach 90% of the ceiling
- 0
- From today’s revenue
- Each point of cancellations you remove
- $0
- Added to the monthly ceiling
The ceiling rises in three ways: more new clients each month, more revenue per client, or fewer clients leaving. In most companies the last one is usually decided by delivery, meaning how reliably the work gets done. An estimate from your inputs, not a forecast.
Growth stops where new revenue equals lost revenue
The ceiling is new clients a month × revenue per client ÷ the share of clients who leave each month.
- Win more new clientsRaises the ceiling in proportion. Usually the most expensive lever.
- Earn more per clientRaises the ceiling in proportion, if the work justifies the price.
- Keep more clientsHalving cancellations doubles the ceiling. Reliable delivery is what keeps clients.
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- 6 figuresimpact on the bottom line
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- 33% lowerproject completion time, from inquiry to completion
- 14 hours a weektime saved on B2B inquiries and quotes
- 40 hours a monthtime saved on client onboarding
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