See Exactly What It Takes to Reach Your Growth Goals
Running a business can feel like guessing — this tool removes the guesswork. Plug in a few key numbers to discover the lead volume, jobs, and marketing budget you’ll need to hit your revenue targets with confidence.
Revenue & Leads Planner
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Enter Your Target Annual Revenue
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This is the annual revenue target that you want to try and hit.
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Enter Your Average Ticket Value
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This is the average amount a customer pays for one completed job or sale.
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Enter Your Call / Lead to Sold Job
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This is the percentage of leads that turn into closed deals. For example, if 100 leads resulted in 10 sales, enter 10%.
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Enter Your Marketing Budget as a % of Annual Sales
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Enter a percentage of sales that will be allocated to marketing. For example, 5–10% is fairly common.
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Revenue & Leads Calculator Results
Here’s what you need to hit the revenue number you entered above.
Annual targets
Annual Revenue Target
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Annual Marketing Budget
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Annual Jobs / Service Calls Needed
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Leads Needed per Year
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Monthly targets
Average Monthly Revenue Target
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Average Monthly Marketing Budget
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Monthly Jobs / Service Calls Needed
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Leads Needed per Month
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Revenue & Leads Planner – FAQs
What’s a good marketing budget %?
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A common starting point is 5–10% of annual revenue for established businesses, and 10–15% for businesses trying to grow faster. This tool shows you the actual dollar amount.
What’s a good call / lead to sold job rate?
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Many home service businesses see 30–50% depending on lead quality and how well calls are handled. Lower close rate = more leads needed to hit the same revenue.
What if my average ticket value changes?
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Just update the average ticket and the calculator will recalculate everything. Higher ticket = fewer jobs and leads, lower ticket = more volume needed.
Does this account for repeat customers or memberships?
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This is a planning tool based on new revenue. If you have recurring revenue or service agreements, your real lead need may be lower — which is great.