Scenario 1
Year-over-year growth
$500k (last year) to $650k (this year) → 30% YoY growth. At this rate, next year: $845k.
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Quick insights
Revenue increase
$150,000
Projected revenue
$1,428,050
Quick answer
Growth rate = (New revenue − Old revenue) ÷ Old revenue × 100. A $100k to $130k increase is a 30% growth rate.
How it works
A quick walkthrough of what this calculator does behind the scenes.
Enter your previous period revenue.
Enter your current period revenue.
See growth rate and 3-year projection.
Formula
No black box — here's exactly how the result is computed.
Growth rate = (New − Old) ÷ Old × 100
Revenue in N years = Current × (1 + Growth rate)^N
CAGR = (End/Start)^(1/years) − 1Examples
See how the numbers play out for typical use cases.
Scenario 1
$500k (last year) to $650k (this year) → 30% YoY growth. At this rate, next year: $845k.
Scenario 2
$1M revenue at 25% annual growth → Year 3: $1.95M, Year 5: $3.05M.
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