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Revenue Growth Calculator

Compare revenue across two periods and measure growth.

Enter your values

Revenue in the earlier period.

Revenue in an equal-length comparison period.

Result

Revenue growth20.00%
Revenue change
$2,000.00
Previous revenue
$10,000.00
Current revenue
$12,000.00

A positive rate means revenue increased; a negative rate means it fell. Compare equal-length periods and consistent accounting methods.

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Formula

Revenue growth (%) = (Current revenue − Previous revenue) ÷ Previous revenue × 100

Worked example

Monthly revenue rises from $10,000 to $12,000.

Revenue increases by $2,000, or 20.00%.

How to use

  1. Enter revenue for the earlier period.
  2. Enter revenue for the matching later period.
  3. Calculate the absolute and percentage change.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I compare a month with a quarter?

The arithmetic works, but that comparison is usually misleading. Use equal periods or normalize revenue before entering it.

What if previous revenue was zero?

A percentage growth rate from zero is undefined. Describe the absolute increase instead.