Growth calculator
Pricing Change Impact Calculator
Estimate revenue, gross-profit, demand, break-even volume, and optional lifetime impact from a proposed price change.
Results
Results are deterministic scenario outputs, not guarantees.
Enter values and calculate to see the summary, supporting metrics, warnings, and interpretation.
Interpretation
Deterministic interpretation rules will explain what the modeled result means once a calculation is available.
Detailed breakdown
Intermediate calculation rows will appear here after calculation.
Formula
Current net customers
currentNetCustomers = currentCustomersOrConversions × (1 - refundRate)
Proposed customers
proposedCustomers = currentCustomersOrConversions × (1 + expectedDemandChangeRate) × (1 - refundRate)
Revenue change
revenueChange = proposedCustomers × proposedPrice - currentNetCustomers × currentPrice
Gross-profit change
grossProfitChange = proposedGrossProfit - currentGrossProfit
Maximum tolerable demand decline
maximumDemandDeclineRate = 1 - (breakEvenProposedCustomers / currentCustomersOrConversions)
Assumptions
- This is an assumption-driven scenario model, not a forecast or guarantee.
- Demand change applies to customer or conversion volume before refund adjustment.
- Gross profit uses price minus variable cost per customer and subtracts fixed costs for the modeled period.
- Optional lifetime impact applies the entered customer lifetime periods and projection periods to period-level results.
Worked example
Example: price increase with modest demand decline
If price increases from $100 to $120 and demand falls 10% on 1,000 current customers with $40 variable cost, modeled revenue rises by $8,000 and gross profit rises by $12,000 before optional lifetime effects.
FAQ
Does this calculator estimate price elasticity?
No. You enter the expected demand change, and the calculator deterministically models the financial impact of that assumption.
How are refunds handled?
Refunds reduce both current and proposed customer or conversion counts before revenue and gross profit are calculated.
What does maximum tolerable demand decline mean?
It estimates how much demand can fall at the proposed price before modeled gross profit falls below the current scenario.
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