Price Increase Calculator
Compare revenue before and after a price change and an expected volume change.
Example result
- Revenue change
- 2,250
- New unit price
- 55
The volume response is your scenario assumption. This model does not estimate elasticity or subtract costs.
How to calculate it
The volume response is your scenario assumption. This model does not estimate elasticity or subtract costs.
Worked example
This is an illustrative scenario, not a market benchmark. Select “Reset to example” to reproduce it in the calculator.
- Current unit price
- 50 currency units
- Current units sold
- 1,000 units
- Price change
- 10 %
- Expected unit volume change
- -5 %
New revenue: 52,250
Price Increase FAQ
Can revenue rise while profit falls?
Yes. Acquisition, production and service costs may change. Use the target profit price tool to include cost assumptions.
What does this calculation leave out?
The volume response is your scenario assumption. This model does not estimate elasticity or subtract costs.
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