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Revenue Calculator

Calculate total revenue, optimize pricing strategies, and analyze business performance

Calculate Revenue

$

The selling price for each unit of product/service

Number of units sold during the period

Select time period for revenue projection analysis

Please enter both price and quantity to calculate total revenue.

Example: Software Business

Scenario

Business: Software Company

Product price: $40 per license

Units sold: 20 licenses

Time period: Monthly

Revenue Calculation

Total Revenue = $40 × 20 = $800

Average Revenue per Unit = $40

Market Position: Niche Market

Pricing Strategy: Competitive Pricing

Performance Level: Developing

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Revenue Performance Levels

Excellent (> $1M)
High-performing business
Good ($500K - $1M)
Strong revenue generation
Moderate ($100K - $500K)
Growing business stage
Developing (< $100K)
Early stage or specialty market

Pricing Strategies

Premium Pricing: High price, focus on quality and exclusivity

Competitive Pricing: Market-rate pricing for established products

Value Pricing: Balance of quality and affordability

Penetration Pricing: Low price to gain market share

Understanding Revenue and the Total Revenue Test

What is Total Revenue?

Total revenue is the complete amount of income generated from selling goods or services before any costs are deducted. It's calculated by multiplying the price per unit by the number of units sold and serves as a fundamental measure of business performance.

Revenue Optimization

  • Analyze price elasticity to find optimal pricing
  • Test different price points to maximize revenue
  • Consider market demand and competitor pricing
  • Balance volume and margin for maximum revenue

Revenue Formula

Total Revenue = Price × Quantity

Average Revenue = Total Revenue ÷ Quantity

Revenue per Period = Total Revenue × Time Multiplier

The Total Revenue Test

  • Elastic Demand: Price ↓ → Revenue ↑
  • Inelastic Demand: Price ↑ → Revenue ↑
  • Unitary Elastic: Revenue maximized (elasticity = -1)
  • Strategic Goal: Find price point for maximum total revenue

Key Insight: Revenue is maximized when demand elasticity equals -1 (unitary elastic).

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