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Jobs Per Week Calculator

How many jobs do you actually need to hit your revenue goal? Enter your numbers and find out — before you price your first job wrong.

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Why most contractors price themselves into a trap

The most common mistake new contractors make: they pick a price based on what competitors charge — without ever checking whether that price actually delivers their income goal at a realistic job volume. The result is a contractor working 6 days a week wondering why they can’t get ahead.

This calculator works backwards from where you want to end up. If you need $8,000/month to cover your expenses and pay yourself, and your average job is $150, you need 54 jobs a month — or about 13 a week. Is that realistic for your market and team size? If not, your price needs to go up, not your volume.

Use this alongside the Profit Margin Calculator to make sure each job is actually contributing what you think it is. And use the Startup Cost Calculator before you launch to make sure your expense base is grounded in reality.

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Raise prices first
Doubling your ticket from $150 to $300 cuts your required job volume in half. Volume is hard. Pricing is a decision.
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Recurring beats one-time
Weekly lawn care or bi-weekly cleaning clients count every week. Recurring revenue makes your job target easier to hit consistently.
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Plan for slow months
Set your target based on your slowest month, not your best. The math has to work in February, not just July.
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Track it in your CRM
Your FSM software should tell you jobs completed per week automatically. If it doesn’t, see our platform comparisons.

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