Sales Capacity Planner
How many reps do you really need? Model ramp, attrition, hiring lead time and the pipeline you already have, month by month, across three scenarios.
What your capacity looks like
| Scenario | Bookings | Gap | Hires to close it |
|---|
Productive reps, month by month (base case)
This models capacity from your own assumptions. It is not a forecast. The cautious case lowers productivity by 20%, adds a month to ramp and raises attrition by half. The optimistic case raises productivity by 10% and cuts a month from ramp.
Is the plan realistic?
If the gap is bigger than you would like, the answer is not always to hire. We can help work out where capacity is really being lost.
Book a pit stop →What is inside
- Month-by-month capacity for the next 12 months, counting reps in ramp, new hires, attrition and hiring lead time.
- The gap between theoretical and productive capacity while new people ramp.
- Three scenarios: cautious, base and optimistic.
- The hires you need, and by when, once lead time and ramp are included.
- Cost and payback context, using the fully loaded cost you enter.
- Nothing is sent anywhere. It is arithmetic on your own numbers.
Who it is for
Founders and sales leaders deciding whether to hire, how many people they need, and when.
Why we made it
Because theoretical capacity and productive capacity are very different things while people ramp.
What it will not do
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