What you need to make $1,000,000 this year

Most people set big revenue goals but forget to do the math. This graphic makes that impossible to ignore. It literally shows how many customers you need at each price point to hit a million bucks.

The Marketing Math Behind It

This chart visualizes your revenue goals the same way gyms sell tiered memberships or SaaS companies offer “Good, Better, Best” pricing. It forces you to think about what you’re selling, who’s buying, and how much they’ll pay.

Why It Works

Breaks down big, scary goals into doable numbers
Helps you spot whether you’re priced too low for your goals
Makes pricing strategy visual and memorable
Encourages tiering offers to match different buyer budgets

Examples

Basecamp’s $99/month flat plan uses simple math like this.
Gumroad shows creators earnings per tier (free, premium).
Kajabi sells pricing tiers at $149, $199, $399 to align value and volume.
Apple upsells with base, Pro, and Max models—the same logic in action.

Most people set big revenue goals but forget to do the math. This graphic makes that impossible to ignore. It literally shows how many customers you need at each price point to hit a million bucks.