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Revenue Growth & CAGR Calculator

Compare total revenue growth with its smoothed compound annual rate over a stated positive number of years.

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CAGR is a smoothed annual rate between two entered revenue values.

Revenue change

$50,000.00

Total revenue growth

50.00%

Compound annual growth rate

14.47%

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How the revenue growth & cagr calculator works

Absolute growth is ending revenue less beginning revenue. Total growth percent divides that change by beginning revenue. CAGR = ((ending ÷ beginning)^(1 ÷ elapsed years) − 1) × 100.

Zero beginning revenue gives undefined growth percentages, while the absolute change remains available. Zero ending revenue with a positive beginning gives −100% CAGR. Negative revenue is excluded from this reduced geometric-growth model.

CAGR smooths the path between the two observations. It does not show annual volatility, profitability, acquisitions or constant-currency effects, and is not a demand forecast. The elapsed-years convention is your input rather than an inferred date calculation.

Worked example

Revenue growing from 100,000 to 150,000 over 3 years changes by 50,000, or 50% in total. The smoothed compound annual growth rate is approximately 14.471424%. An ending value of 200,000 over the same 3 years gives approximately 25.992105% CAGR.

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The source material explains the underlying calculation or pricing structure. Entered prices, costs, schedules and scenario choices are your assumptions; this tool does not obtain supplier quotes or predict actual results.

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