A free revenue health check that scores your pipeline, finds the warning signs and forecasts next month from your weekly numbers.
5.0(1 rating)See how healthy your revenue is and what next month will likely bring, from numbers your business already tracks. It opens on a sample creator business. Paste 6 to 12 weeks of your own to read yours.
Your numbers
Showing a sample creator business: 12 weeks to September 27, 2026.
Your revenue health
Revenue, a week (last 4 weeks)
$11,063
Top 3 warning signs
25% of 12 weeks' revenue came from launches
Launch-driven businesses dip after a quiet stretch, and your next launch is too far out to help next month.
2.5% vs 3.3%, 3 weeks running
Clicks drop before sales do. Fewer readers reach your offers, and next month's buyers are this month's readers.
363 net a week vs 454
New subscribers are next month's buyers. Fewer signups now means fewer sales in 4 to 8 weeks.
Last 4 weeks: visit to sale
What to do this week
How it works: each signal compares your last 4 weeks with the 8 before them, with launch weeks left out. The score weighs net new subscribers (20%), email click rate (20%), sales page visits (15%), visit to sale (15%), calls booked (15%) and the next launch (15%), then takes off 5 points each for rising refunds or 1 source carrying most of the revenue. The forecast is sales page visits, carried forward on their recent trend, times what each visit earned, plus any launch you plan. The weights are a starting point, and real businesses' histories will tune them.
Your numbers never leave this browser. The math runs on this page, and nothing is sent anywhere.
This free revenue health check shows where your revenue is heading before it gets there.
Paste 6 to 12 weeks of numbers you already track. You get a pipeline health score out of 100, the top 3 warning signs, what to do this week, and next month's revenue as a range.
Why leading signals matter
Revenue is the last number to move.
By the time sales dip, the cause started weeks earlier: fewer people joining your list, fewer clicking your emails, fewer reaching your sales page.
The tool watches those earlier numbers, so you see a dip coming while there's still time to act.
What it reads
Each row is 1 week. Only the first 4 columns are needed, and the rest sharpen the read:
- Revenue – everything you earned that week.
- Sales page visits – visits to your offer and sales pages.
- Purchases – sales that week.
- Checkouts, new subscribers, unsubscribes, emails delivered, clicks, calls booked, refunds – the leading signals.
- Launch – mark the weeks a launch or promo ran, so they never count as normal.
How the score works
Each signal compares your last 4 weeks with the 8 weeks before them.
A flat signal scores 75. A 10% drop costs 15 points, and a 10% gain adds 12.5.
The score weighs net new subscribers and email clicks most (20% each), then sales page visits, visit to sale, calls booked and the next launch (15% each).
Rising refunds, or 1 source carrying most of your revenue, each take off 5 points.
How the forecast works
The forecast is sales page visits times what each visit earned.
Visits carry their last 6 weeks' trend forward at half strength, and revenue per visit comes from every week that wasn't a launch. A launch you plan adds what your past launches added.
The range is honest about its misses. The tool tests the same method on your own weeks, forecasting each week from the ones before it, and the range is that average miss (never under 8%).
What it can't do
It reads patterns in your numbers, not your market. A new competitor, a platform change or a big launch you didn't enter won't show up.
With a few sales a month, every forecast is wide. The tool says so rather than hiding it.
Revenue Health Check FAQs
Questions about the score and the forecast? Here's what to know.
A revenue health check looks at the numbers that move before revenue does, such as list growth, email clicks and sales page visits.
It tells you whether next month is likely to be up or down, and why.
It tests itself on your own weeks and shows how far it missed on average.
The range around the forecast is that miss, never narrower than 8%.
Weekly revenue, sales page visits and purchases are enough to start.
Add subscribers, email clicks and calls booked for the full read.
Yes.
The math runs in your browser, and your numbers are never sent anywhere.
It's for creators, coaches and small online businesses that sell through email, content and launches.
It works best with at least 12 weeks of numbers.
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