SEO Revenue Forecasting
Forecast the revenue impact of every page before investing time in it.

Make SEO decisions based on revenue potential.
Not search volume.

Traditional SEO tools tell you how many people search for a keyword. RevPages tells you how much revenue a page targeting that keyword could generate.
RevPages analyses your website, customer LTV and search data, to forecast the potential revenue uplift of every opportunity, so you can focus your time where it will have the biggest commercial impact.
Find opportunities in 90 seconds

Skip hours of manual keyword research. In around 90 seconds, RevPages analyses your website and delivers a prioritised list of your most valuable lower-funnel SEO opportunities, ranked by estimated commercial value.
See the projected revenue impact of every page

Every opportunity includes a revenue forecast based on search demand, your current rankings, expected click-through rates and customer LTV, so you can prioritise the pages with the biggest commercial impact.
Build the pages that drive business growth

Not every SEO page has the same commercial value. RevPages helps you prioritise the opportunities with the greatest revenue potential, so you can focus your time on the pages most likely to drive business growth.
How does SEO revenue forecasting work?
RevPages calculates the vital figure behind every SEO decision: Revenue uplift at position #1
That means: “How much revenue this keyword could generate every month, if your page reached the #1 position in Google, from where it ranks today?”

The calculation uses:
- Monthly search volume for each keyword.
- Your current Google ranking and AI overview status.
- Expected click-through rates (CTR) for your current position and the #1 position.
- An estimated page conversion rate, based on the type of page (for example, competitor alternatives or feature pages).
- Your average customer lifetime value (LTV) entered when creating the report.
Example SEO revenue forecast
Example inputs & data
At position #8, the estimated CTR is 2%, generating approximately 20 visits per month.
At a 4% conversion rate, this equates to 0.8 new customers and £4,000 in customer LTV per month.
At position #1, the estimated CTR is 33%, generating approximately 330 visits per month.
At the same 4% conversion rate, this equates to 13.2 new customers and £66,000 in customer LTV per month.
Additional customers: 12.4 per month
Total LTV Uplift: £62,000 per month
Knowing the projected revenue of each opportunity gives you a far more accurate way to decide where to invest your SEO time and resources. Combined with keyword difficulty, it becomes easy to compare opportunities and prioritise the pages with the greatest potential return.
Learn more about SEO opportunity prioritization
RevPages uses industry-standard click-through rate estimates for each Google ranking position and default conversion rates for each page type (feature page, alternatives pages etc.)
How to get SEO revenue forecasts with RevPages
1. Run a RevPages site report

Enter your website and customer LTV. In 90 seconds RevPages will create a prioritised list of your most valuable SEO opportunities, including:
- Projected revenue for every page opportunity.
- Total estimated untapped SEO revenue across your website.
- Revenue breakdowns by page category (Features, Comparisons, Alternatives etc.)
- Total revenue available from “Quick Wins” – Terms you could rank for in weeks.
2. Add additional keywords

Want to evaluate a specific keyword or page idea that’s not in your report?
Simply add any keyword to the report and RevPages will analyse it using the same forecasting model. You’ll see search volume, keyword difficulty, current rankings, projected revenue and opportunity scoring, before the keyword is automatically inserted into your opportunity table in the correct priority order.
This makes it easy to validate new ideas, compare opportunities and understand where every keyword fits within your overall SEO strategy.
Why revenue forecasting leads to better SEO decisions
Search volume doesn’t tell you which pages will grow your business
Two keywords may have similar search demand, yet one could generate ten times more revenue because of stronger commercial intent, or your site’s current rankings
Revenue forecasting helps you:




