Enter your revenue target and deal metrics to see exactly how many leads you need each month. Identify pipeline gaps before they become missed targets.
Current state (optional)
Enter your revenue target, deal size, and close rate to see how many leads you need to hit your number.
How much pipeline do you actually need? Here are the standard coverage ratios.
| Coverage | Rating |
|---|---|
| < 2x | Insufficient |
| 2-3x | Adequate |
| 3-4x | Healthy |
| 4-5x | Strong |
| 5x+ | Conservative |
Add your monthly revenue goal, average deal size, and close rate. Include your sales cycle length for timing context.
Instantly see how many leads and deals you need per month, plus the total pipeline value required to stay on track.
Add your current pipeline value to see your coverage ratio and how much more you need to build to hit your number.
Pipeline coverage is the ratio of your total pipeline value to your revenue target. A 3x coverage ratio means you have three dollars in pipeline for every dollar you need to close. The standard benchmark is 3x, meaning if your monthly target is $100,000, you need $300,000 in active pipeline. This accounts for the fact that not every deal will close, some will slip to the next month, and some will shrink during negotiation.
Divide your monthly revenue target by your average deal size to get deals needed. Then divide deals needed by your close rate (as a decimal). For example: $100,000 target / $25,000 deal size = 4 deals. At a 25% close rate, you need 4 / 0.25 = 16 leads per month entering your pipeline.
B2B close rates vary widely by industry, deal size, sales cycle, and lead source. Use your own recent win rate whenever possible. If you are estimating, run a conservative case first and update the calculator once real pipeline data comes in.
Divide your monthly revenue target by your average deal size. If you want to close $200,000 per month and your average deal is $50,000, you need 4 deals per month. If your deals vary significantly in size, use a weighted average or calculate separately for each deal tier.
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