Free for UK drinks brands

How much does price
really move your sales?

Sunny weeks, bank holidays and promotions all push drink sales around. Our calculator takes them out of the picture, so you can see what your price does on its own.

How it works

Three steps, about two minutes

1

Paste a year of sales

Weekly price and units for one product. Copy it from Excel or upload a CSV. One to two years works best.

2

We add weather and holidays

Each week is matched with real Met Office temperatures, UK bank holidays, Christmas and big football tournaments.

3

Get your answer in pounds

Your price elasticity, how sure we are, and what a 5% or 10% price change would do to revenue and profit.

What you get

A short report you can forward to your finance team

Price elasticity tells you how many sales you lose (or gain) when the price moves by 1%. We turn that into the number people actually ask about: what happens to the money.

This example is our demo product. Try it yourself in the calculator with one click.

See the example report
Example · Pink Lemonade 330ml can
Price elasticity
-1.7
Likely between -2.1 and -1.4 · good confidence
A 5% price rise: volume-8.2%
Revenue per year-£81k
Profit per year+£35k
Each 1°C warmer than usual+2.5% sales

Your sales data stays on your computer

The calculator runs inside your browser. Nothing you paste or upload is sent to us or anyone else.

Got a whole range of drinks?

We run the same analysis across every product and tell you which price moves are worth making, in pounds.