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What is the value of customer loyalty?

Use this Customer Loyalty Value Calculator to see how increasing customer loyalty can add profits to your company*.

(Privacy Note: This form does not store or transmit any information. What you enter will be seen only by you.)


AmazingServiceGuy.com - Customer Loyalty Value Calculator
Enter Your
Enter these numbers: Data Here:
Green shaded fields: Enter your data
How many customers do you have: (actual or guess)
Average customer transaction ($ per sale): Yellow shaded fields: Results calculated
Average number of transactions per year per customer: from data you enter
What % of customers don't come back (attrition):
Average number of referrals per customer (yearly):
What % of these referrals become customers:
Net income as a % of revenue:
Results from above data:
Annual Revenue (calculated from above data)
Net Income (calculated from above data)
Value of Customer Loyalty:
Enter Your Change in Change in
Customer Loyalty Factors Data Here: Net Income Revenue
Increase in retention (%)
Increase in repeat business (%)
Increase in referrals (%)
Total change for all 3 factors: ($)
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Help

 The Customer Loyalty Value Calculator already has sample data entered.

 You can use this to see how changing the three Customer Loyalty Factors might affect your net income.

 You can also enter live data from your organization, to make the results more meaningful:

 1. Enter your information in the green colored fields
 2. If you are not sure of a number, just guess or leave the sample data in the field
 3. The yellow colored fields show the resutlting calcuated numbers based on the data you enter.
 4. For more help please call (952-212-4681) or email Kevin Stirtz

 *Note: This calculator provides a rough estimate of how your organizations's net income could change based on the information you enter. It's meant to be a guide, not a specific planning tool. For  more precise figures you should consult with your accountant or other financial professional/advisor.

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