How it works
Month one uses the starting units; each later month multiplies the previous units by (1+growth). Revenue = units × entered price.
Input definitions
- Starting monthly unit sales
- Enter the value in the labeled unit.
- Revenue per unit
- Enter the value in the labeled unit.
- Monthly unit growth (%)
- Enter the value in the labeled unit.
- Months (1–120)
- Enter the value in the labeled unit.
A worked example
- Starting monthly unit sales
- 100
- Revenue per unit
- 20
- Monthly unit growth (%)
- 10
- Months (1–120)
- 3
Assumptions & limits
Planning model using entered costs and policies, not country-specific law or a forecast. Use one currency and consistent time periods.
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Common questions
Does constant monthly growth predict real future sales?
No. It illustrates what follows from your growth assumption. Capacity, seasonality, acquisition limits, price changes and market demand are outside the model.
How does Monthly sales growth scenario work?
Month one uses the starting units; each later month multiplies the previous units by (1+growth). Revenue = units × entered price.
What are the limits of Monthly sales growth scenario?
Planning model using entered costs and policies, not country-specific law or a forecast. Use one currency and consistent time periods.
How do I keep the full worksheet?
Run the tool and choose Download file. The on-page table is a preview and may show only the first 20 rows; the downloaded file contains the full result. CSV downloads escape spreadsheet formula prefixes. Inputs and files are processed on your device.