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Capacity & Utilization Revenue Model

Forecasting

Forecast revenue for a capacity business: units × sellable slots × utilization × price, plus ancillary revenue. Industry presets for salons, restaurants, hotels, clinics, trucking/fleet, and professional services — tune capacity, occupancy, and rate and watch revenue (and RevPAR-style yield) build month by month.

Total revenue · 12 mo

$635,884

Ending monthly revenue

$58,230

Avg utilization

68.7%

Blended occupancy across the horizon

Pick the model closest to your business, then tune the drivers. Revenue = capacity × slots × utilization × price plus ancillary per slot. Utilization is capped at 100%. The download recomputes in Excel.

Capacity

Utilization

Price

LineJan Y1Feb Y1Mar Y1Apr Y1May Y1Jun Y1Jul Y1Aug Y1Sep Y1Oct Y1Nov Y1Dec Y1Total
Capacity
Chairs (capacity)666.16.16.16.26.26.26.26.36.36.36.3
Available appointments9609659709749799849899949991,0041,0091,01411,842
Utilization65.0%65.7%66.3%67.0%67.6%68.3%69.0%69.7%70.4%71.1%71.8%72.5%68.7%
Utilized appointments6246336436536626726836937037147257358,140
Revenue
Price ($/slot)$65$65$65$66$66$66$66$66$67$67$67$67$67
Service revenue$40,560$41,294$42,041$42,802$43,576$44,365$45,168$45,985$46,817$47,664$48,527$49,405$538,204
Ancillary revenue$7,488$7,601$7,715$7,831$7,949$8,069$8,190$8,313$8,439$8,566$8,694$8,825$97,680
Total revenue$48,048$48,895$49,756$50,633$51,525$52,434$53,358$54,298$55,256$56,230$57,221$58,230$635,884
Revenue / unit$8,008$8,109$8,210$8,314$8,418$8,524$8,631$8,739$8,849$8,960$9,073$9,187$9,187

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