Revenue Growth Calculator
Calculate growth between two periods. Enter the old and new revenue to see the growth percent, the change in dollars and the growth multiple.
Growth in one clear number
Revenue growth shows how your sales changed from one period to the next as a percent. You find it by subtracting the old figure from the new one, dividing by the old figure, and multiplying by 100. The percent makes any two periods comparable, whether you are looking at months, quarters or years.
Percent beats raw dollars
A 12,000 dollar increase sounds the same for two businesses, but a jump from 40,000 to 52,000 is 30 percent growth, while the same dollars on 400,000 is only 3 percent. The percent tells you the pace, which is what investors and planners care about. This tool shows both the percent and the dollar change so you see scale and speed together.
How to use it
Enter the previous period figure and the current one. The tool returns the growth rate as a percent, the change in dollars, and whether you grew or declined. Use it to track month-over-month or year-over-year performance. To project where steady growth leads, pair it with your own forecast or the ROI Calculator for specific investments.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you calculate revenue growth?
Subtract the old revenue from the new revenue, divide by the old revenue, then multiply by 100 to get a percent.
Can growth be negative?
Yes. If the current period is lower than the previous one, the growth rate is negative, showing a decline.
What period should I compare?
Compare like with like, such as this month versus last month or this year versus last year, to avoid seasonal noise.
Is it free?
Yes, free and private.