Add your monthly customers
Use the number of individual customers who normally purchase from your business each month.
Enter three simple numbers to estimate how much extra monthly and annual revenue a small increase in repeat purchases could create.
Use your average monthly figures. You can adjust the assumptions anytime.
That is approximately 5 additional purchases each month.
RepeatLift turns a small change in customer behaviour into an easy-to-understand revenue estimate.
Use the number of individual customers who normally purchase from your business each month.
Use your typical transaction amount rather than your highest or lowest sale.
See what could happen if an additional 1% to 30% of customers made one more purchase.
A business serves 100 customers per month, with an average purchase of €40. If an additional 5% buy one more time:
This is an illustrative estimate, not a guarantee. Actual results depend on demand, timing, margins, capacity and execution.
Use your result in a real acquisition scenario: seasonal deal buyers or shoppers arriving from AI-led discovery.
Stress-test what a 2%, 5% or 10% repeat-rate swing could mean as AI shopping grows.
Read the AI loyalty guide →Build a BFCM plan around the value of the second purchase, not only the first-order spike.
Read the Black Friday guide →It is the extra percentage of monthly customers you are testing. For example, 5% of 100 customers equals five additional repeat purchases.
No. RepeatLift estimates potential additional revenue before costs. To estimate profit, subtract product, labour, delivery, payment and other variable costs.
Yes. It can be used by retailers, salons, makers, florists, groomers, restaurants, e-commerce stores and other businesses with repeat-purchase potential.
No. The calculation runs in your browser and the values are not submitted to RepeatLift.