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Retention Rate Comparison Calculator
The gap isn't 4x. It's exponential.
Compare a low-retention team against a high-retention team, side by side, over time. Same enrolling, same sales — the only thing that changes is how many customers stay.
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Illustrative only. Actual results will vary based on your company, commitment, and market conditions.
✓This calculator lets you:
- Enter your current active distributors and their average monthly orders
- Set the retention rate one year after a customer joins
- Set the rate at which existing members enroll new customers
→How to use it:
- Enter your average monthly sales per customer
- Enter your beginning number of customers
- Enter the % of distributors enrolling 12+ customers/year
- Enter your lowest and highest retention rates
- Watch the chart and table update live
Build your scenario
Every field updates the chart and table instantly.
Revenue Gap · Final Year
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0x more revenue at the higher retention rate
Low
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High
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Projected Annual Revenue
10 YEARS
Low Retention
High Retention
Year-by-Year Breakdown
| Year | Customers (Low) | Revenue (Low) | Customers (High) | Revenue (High) |
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This tool reflects a percentage of the total active distributors enrolling an average of 12 new active customers a year, compared at two different retention rates.
The point: the difference between 10% and 40% retention, with the same enrolling rate, isn't 4x. It compounds year over year into something far larger.
Beta
This calculator is in beta testing. If you discover any glitches or have questions, email info@richardbrooke.com.