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Estimate possible annual sales to homeschool families, families who split learning between home and school, small independent schools, learning groups and other independent learners.
This is a planning example. It does not use live enrollment counts, confirm eligibility or forecast your sales.
Texas input: 116,000 reported participants · Oct 5, 2026 source. FL/AZ remain planning assumptions.1-Click Business Models
Illustrative business economics. Each model sets states, grades, pricing and planning reach; only onsite programs apply enrollment limits.
Estimated annual sales
$14,778,000
Example annual sales · digital curriculum / subscriptions
Sales that depend on being approved
Up to $14,778,000 in this example
This is the sales this example assumes, not proof of money you have lost. Some families can still pay you directly or claim the cost back from the program.
Students in your selected grades
821,000 students
Maximum possible annual sales
$1,477,800,000
What different shares could look like
These are examples, not proven sales estimates. Sales are shown before platform fees and other costs. Other offerings have no enrollment cap in this example.
| Share of learners | Learners | Annual sales |
|---|---|---|
| 0.5% | 4,105 | $7,389,000 |
| 1% | 8,210 | $14,778,000 |
| 2.5% | 20,525 | $36,945,000 |
| 5% | 41,050 | $73,890,000 |
How this estimate is calculated
Planning populations supplied for this calculator: Florida ~600,000; Arizona ~105,000; Texas ~116,000 (116,000+ participating students for 2026-27, per Odyssey's TEFA report as of Oct 5, 2026). Florida and Arizona are approximate planning assumptions.
We assume students are spread evenly across kindergarten through grade 12. Maximum possible sales = students in your selected grades × annual price. Learners you reach = that student count × the share you chose, rounded down. Only school or onsite programs apply a maximum enrollment. Estimated sales = learners you reach × annual price. An hourly service uses your hourly rate × the hours you assume per learner each year.
The maximum-sales figure assumes every learner in the grades and states you picked buys your offering. It is not a sales forecast. Renaming your offering does not create more demand. Price, location, credentials, approval, competition and what families actually want decide real results.