Revenue Calculator
Calculate sales revenue from units sold × price per unit, then add any other revenue to get the total.
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Revenue measures money earned before expenses. Use the result with the profit and margin calculators when you need profitability rather than sales alone.
- Product revenue from units × selling price
- Optional other revenue added to the total
- Worked sales and service-business examples
- Next-step links for targets, growth, margin, and break-even
Product Revenue = Units Sold × Price Per Unit
Total Revenue = Product Revenue + Other Revenue
If you sell 100 units at 25 each, product revenue is 2,500. Add 100 of other revenue and total revenue becomes 2,600.
Enter units sold, price per unit, and any other revenue. The calculator totals the revenue.
Use it for product sales, service jobs, quotations, ecommerce orders, revenue forecasts, and checking progress against daily or monthly sales targets.
Common mistakes include confusing revenue with profit or forgetting discounts, returns, and costs.
Examples
Example 1: Basic revenue
Units: 100
Price: 25
Example 2: With other revenue
Product revenue: 2,500
Other revenue: 100
Example 3: Service business
12 jobs at 80 each
Other revenue: 40
When to Use This Calculator
- Product or service sales estimates
- Daily and monthly revenue tracking
- Sales forecast scenarios
- Progress checks against a sales target
- Inputs for margin and break-even analysis
How It Works
- Enter units sold.
- Enter price per unit.
- Add other revenue if needed.
Common Mistakes
- Confusing revenue with profit
- Ignoring returns
- Forgetting discounts
- Leaving out additional revenue
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is revenue?
Revenue is the money a business earns from sales before subtracting operating costs, cost of goods, taxes, or other expenses.
What is the basic revenue formula?
For a single product or service, Revenue = Units Sold × Price per Unit. Add other revenue streams if you want a combined total.
Is revenue the same as profit?
No. Profit is what remains after relevant costs and expenses are subtracted from revenue.
How can I turn a revenue goal into a daily sales target?
Use the Daily Sales Target Calculator to divide the monthly revenue goal by the number of selling days.
Can I use this calculator for services?
Yes. Treat completed jobs, appointments, subscriptions, or billable units as units sold and use the fee per unit as the price.