Monthly revenue YoY distribution
How company-months are distributed across year-on-year revenue growth bands — what a 'normal' growth number actually looks like across the market.
- as_of
- 2026-07-31
- Sample period
- 2011-01-01 → 2026-07-31
- Rows
- 6
Methodology
Each company-month with a reported year-on-year change is placed in a band and counted. The denominator is the number of observations that HAVE a value, not every company-month that exists. The growth figure is taken from the source as published and is not recomputed here.
Bands cover the whole distribution. Because the denominator is the sample with a value, months where a company reported nothing are absent rather than counted as zero growth — those are different facts and must not be merged.
What this means, and how to use it
Use it as the baseline before calling a number impressive. If a large share of the market posts growth in a given band every month, a company in that band is ordinary, not a standout. It is the reference distribution a single company's figure should be read against. History, not a forecast.
Data
Download CSV| YoY band | Share of sample | Company-months |
|---|---|---|
| -20~0% | 25.9% | 81,553 |
| -50~-20% | 14.6% | 46,077 |
| 0~20% | 27.7% | 87,431 |
| 20~50% | 15.3% | 48,328 |
| <-50% | 5.2% | 16,303 |
| >=50% | 11.3% | 35,760 |
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