Your rhythm

What's normal for your business — not the industry.

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Your rhythm

Built from 3 years of your own months, not an industry assumption. This is what normal looks like for your business.

Strongest stretch

Strongest months: Jun, Dec, May

Strongest quarter: Q2 (Apr–Jun)

These are historically your strongest months and quarter.

Slowest stretch

Slowest months: Jan, Feb, Mar

Slowest quarter: Q1 (Jan–Mar)

These are historically your slowest months and quarter.

Cash to set aside for the slow stretch

$6,500

Covering Jan, Feb, Mar. These months still cover themselves — this closes the gap to what a typical month clears. Building it during Jun, Dec, May works out to about $2,200 per strong month. This is sized from your own history, not a blanket percentage.

Q1 (Jan–Mar)

−14%

vs. a typical month

Q2 (Apr–Jun)

+8%

vs. a typical month

Q3 (Jul–Sep)

+1%

vs. a typical month

Q4 (Oct–Dec)

+6%

vs. a typical month

When each service sells

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

My typical sales cycle:

Exterior painting historically peaks in Jun. With a 60-day sales cycle, leads need to be coming in by Apr — about 2 months ahead of the season.

Best to worst months

Ranked by revenue. One unusual month is noise; the same month ranking high three years running is a pattern.

  1. 1Jun 2026$121,400
  2. 2May 2026$118,900
  3. 3Jul 2026$116,300
  4. 4Apr 2026$112,600
  5. 5Mar 2026$104,800
  6. 6Feb 2026$91,200
  7. 7Jan 2026$86,400

The same month, year over year

Jul 2026

$116,300

+20% vs. 2025

Jul 2025

$97,000

+18% vs. 2024

Jul 2024

$82,500

First year on record