Revenue Blood Pressure™
A business can look successful while its revenue becomes fragile. Revenue Blood Pressure™ measures how stable your income actually is — and what's quietly destabilizing it.
What Revenue Blood Pressure™ catches
Top Client 28% · Threshold 20%
Concentration risk detected
Revenue Blood Pressure
124
/
82
124 = consistency · 82 = concentration risk
Top Client Concentration
28% ⚠️
Recurring vs One-Time
72% / 28%
60-Day Volatility
±18%
Concentration Warning
One client now represents 28% of revenue. Above 20% safety threshold.
The Hidden Risk
Revenue Can Look Healthy While Stability Weakens
Strong revenue numbers can mask dangerous concentration, volatility, and dependency. By the time these problems surface, options are limited.
Client Concentration
Two or three clients generating most of your revenue. One departure can be catastrophic.
Hidden Volatility
Revenue spikes mask underlying instability. Good months cover bad patterns.
Project Dependency
Large projects end with nothing to replace them. Revenue cliffs appear suddenly.
What the Diagnosis Delivers
Revenue Stability, Explained in Plain English
Not just how much you're making — but whether you can trust it. Delivered directly to your inbox.
Examples of actual alerts you receive:
Helcyon
Revenue Blood Pressure Alert
9:41 AM
Your top client now represents 31% of monthly revenue — above the 20% safety threshold.
If this client churns, you lose $61,600/month with no replacement pipeline.
Helcyon
Weekly Revenue Reading
Mon 8:00 AM
Revenue Blood Pressure this week: 118/86
Recurring revenue dropped 4.2% month-over-month. Two mid-tier accounts showing early churn signals — payment delays and reduced engagement.
Flagged accounts may warrant retention review.
Full Sample Diagnosis
This is what lands in your inbox every week. No login required.
Revenue Blood Pressure
124
/
82
Healthy Range
vs. Last Week
↑ 3 points
What Changed
Revenue consistency improved slightly after closing a new mid-tier account last Tuesday. Your top client concentration dropped from 28% to 26% — still above the 20% threshold, but moving in the right direction.
Top Client
26%
Threshold: 20%
Recurring
74%
Up from 72%
Volatility
±16%
60-day range
Receivables
12 days
Avg. collection
Bottom Line
Your revenue is stable but concentrated. If Acme Corp leaves, you lose 26% of monthly income with current pipeline unable to replace it within 90 days. Continue diversification efforts.
What We Measure
The Signals That Predict Revenue Instability
Client Concentration
What percentage of revenue comes from your top clients. Above 20% for any single client triggers a warning.
Revenue Volatility
Month-to-month variance in total revenue. High volatility signals unpredictable cash flow.
Recurring vs One-Time
The ratio between predictable recurring revenue and project-based income. Higher recurring = more stable.
Churn Signals
Early indicators that clients may be reducing spend or preparing to leave.
Receivables Aging
How long invoices stay unpaid. Aging receivables signal collection risk and cash flow pressure.
Pipeline Coverage
Whether your sales pipeline can replace potential churn. Low coverage = revenue cliff risk.
Case Study
SaaS Agency Reduces Client Concentration in 45 Days
B2B SaaS consulting firm · $220K monthly revenue
What Helcyon Found
- $61.6K/mo 28% revenue concentration in one enterprise client
- Two mid-tier clients showing early churn signals
- $38K in receivables aging past 45 days ($38K)
What the Owner Did Next
- Closed three diversified accounts (+$32K/mo new revenue)
- Implemented structured renewals for at-risk clients
- Accelerated receivables collection (+$38K cash recovered)
28% → 24%
Client Concentration
3.4 → 5.2
Months of Runway
45 days
Time to Results
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