SALESDAMUS
SALES PREDICTOR
Paste your sales history. Salesdamus picks the right model and forecasts what's next — with honest confidence intervals. Free, no sign-up.
> DATA FOR ANALYSIS
Paste from Excel (Ctrl+V), import a CSV, or load an example
| MONTH ? | SALES ? | EXPENSES ? | CONVERSION % ? | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
> WHAT TO FORECAST
> CALCULATION METHOD
> FORECAST HORIZON
How many future periods to project. Confidence intervals widen further out.
Press to launch forecast
> REVENUE GOAL
Have a target? See what growth rate it actually needs — checked against your real history.
> HOW IT WORKS
1. Drop in your data
Paste straight from Excel, import a CSV, or load a sample. Nothing uploads — your numbers stay in your browser.
2. Set what to forecast
Choose your metrics and how far ahead to look. Salesdamus quietly backtests trend and seasonal models and keeps the one that fits best.
3. Get a forecast you can defend
See the number, its 95% confidence interval, the accuracy score and a clean chart — then export to CSV or share a link in a click.
> FAQ
How does Salesdamus forecast sales?
It fits proven statistical models to your history — linear trend, Holt-Winters seasonality and more — then backtests them and uses whichever one predicted your recent past best. Bootstrap and Monte Carlo simulation turn that into honest 95% confidence intervals.
Is it really free?
Completely. No account, no credit card, no catch. Salesdamus runs entirely in your browser, and your data never touches a server.
How much data do I need?
Two periods to start. Twelve or more unlocks reliable trends and accuracy scores; twenty-four or more lets it spot seasonality and forecast holiday and quarterly cycles.
How accurate is it?
As accurate as your data allows — and it's transparent about it. Every forecast comes with a backtested error rate and a confidence interval, so you know exactly how much to trust the number.
Can I trust the forecast?
Treat it as a grounded estimate, not a prophecy. The 95% interval shows the realistic range, and it widens further out because the future gets fuzzier the longer you look.