Vendor Price Increase Impact Calculator

See the multi-year cost of a vendor's price hike.

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CurrencyCurrent annual price ($)Proposed increase (%)Project over (years)

Assumes the same % increase compounds at each renewal. The cumulative figure is the extra you pay versus holding the price flat at today's rate.

$53,760

New annual price (year 1)

$5,760

Extra in year 1

$480

Monthly impact

$37,408

Cumulative extra over 3 yrs (compounding)

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Disclaimer: This tool is for general informational and estimation purposes only and is not professional financial, tax, accounting or legal advice. All figures are estimates — verify with a qualified professional before making decisions. Read the full disclaimer.

A supplier just announced a price increase — accept or push back? See the true cost over several years as the hike compounds at each renewal, so the decision is based on numbers, not a gut feeling.

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About Vendor Price Increase Impact Calculator

A vendor just raised your price — but what does it really cost over three years when the increase compounds at every renewal? This free calculator shows the annual, monthly and cumulative impact so you can decide whether to accept, negotiate or switch.

How to use Vendor Price Increase Impact Calculator

1Enter your current annual price and the proposed increase %.
2Set the number of years to project.
3Read the year-one and compounding cumulative cost.

Why use Vendor Price Increase Impact Calculator?

✓Evaluating a vendor's renewal quote.
✓Building the business case to switch tools.
✓Forecasting software cost inflation in a budget.

Frequently asked questions

How do I calculate the impact of a price increase?+

Multiply the current price by (1 + increase%). For multi-year impact, compound the increase at each renewal and sum the extra paid versus holding the original price flat.

Should I accept a SaaS price increase?+

Compare the increase to your utilisation and to alternatives. If you are over-licensed or the per-seat rate is above market, use the renewal to negotiate a flat price or true-down instead of accepting the hike.