Compound Growth Calculator

Project ending value from starting value, annual growth rate, and years. Compound growth with clear breakdown.

Use the Compound Growth Calculator

Enter starting value, annual growth rate, and years. Ending value and total growth are calculated.

Growth inputs

Starting value, annual growth rate, years.

Results

Ending value
$19,672
Total growth ($)
$9,672
Total growth (%)
96.72%

Growth compounds annually.

How this calculator works

Ending value = Starting value times (1 + growth rate) to the power of years. Total growth in dollars and percent are derived from that.

How to interpret your results

Use ending value for projections. Use total growth percent to compare scenarios. Growth rate is assumed constant.

Common mistakes to avoid

Using a nominal rate without stating the period; assuming growth is guaranteed; or mixing real and nominal rates without adjusting for inflation.

FAQs

What is compound growth?
Growth applied each period to the current value, so earlier growth earns more in later periods.
Which inputs matter most?
Starting value, annual growth rate (%), and number of years. All three drive the result.
What assumptions does it make?
Constant annual growth rate; no contributions or withdrawals; annual compounding.
Can I use this for revenue or other metrics?
Yes. Use it for any quantity that grows at a steady rate (revenue, users), not just investments.

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Compound Growth Calculator

Project ending value from starting value, annual growth rate, and years. Compound growth with clear breakdown.

Use the Compound Growth Calculator

Enter starting value, annual growth rate, and years. Ending value and total growth are calculated.

Growth inputs

Starting value, annual growth rate, years.

Results

Ending value
$19,672
Total growth ($)
$9,672
Total growth (%)
96.72%

Growth compounds annually.

How this calculator works

Ending value = Starting value times (1 + growth rate) to the power of years. Total growth in dollars and percent are derived from that.

How to interpret your results

Use ending value for projections. Use total growth percent to compare scenarios. Growth rate is assumed constant.

Common mistakes to avoid

Using a nominal rate without stating the period; assuming growth is guaranteed; or mixing real and nominal rates without adjusting for inflation.

FAQs

What is compound growth?
Growth applied each period to the current value, so earlier growth earns more in later periods.
Which inputs matter most?
Starting value, annual growth rate (%), and number of years. All three drive the result.
What assumptions does it make?
Constant annual growth rate; no contributions or withdrawals; annual compounding.
Can I use this for revenue or other metrics?
Yes. Use it for any quantity that grows at a steady rate (revenue, users), not just investments.

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