Free TAM calculator for B2B companies selling to US small businesses

By , co-founder of Sales.co. Published November 14, 2026.

Census: County Business Patterns 2023 (released 2025) · Contacts on file: counted November 12, 2026 · Reply rates: 1,160,878 recipients, October 6, 2025 to October 25, 2026 · 33 industries, 50 states and DC

Your TAM (total addressable market) is the number of businesses that could buy from you times what one pays you a year. At $3,000 a year, the 135,665 US dental offices are a $407.0 million market. If you sell to US small businesses, pick an industry and a state below and enter your contract value.

The calculator takes the Census count of every location with paid staff, then shows the part you can reach by email and what one cold email sequence to all of them would return at Sales.co's all-client reply rate.

0.195% is Sales.co's measured rate across 1,160,878 recipients. The close rate is your own guess.

TAM: $407.0 million a year = 135,665 Census establishments in the US (offices of dentists, NAICS 621210, 2023) x $3,000 a year per customer. A floor: businesses with no paid staff are not in the Census count.

Reachable by email: 44,420 with an address on file at Sales.co ($133.3 million a year at the same price), 33 per 100 Census establishments. Median across the 29 industries here: 22 per 100.

One full sequence (first email plus follow-ups) to all 44,420: about 87 interested replies and 299 replies of any kind at Sales.co's all-client average (not a rate for this industry), then 8.7 customers and about $26,000 in first-year revenue if 10% of interested replies buy.

Cite this: Sales.co, "B2B TAM calculator", https://sales.co/tam-calculator, Census County Business Patterns 2023, Sales.co list counts of November 12, 2026 and reply rates across 1,160,878 recipients (October 6, 2025 to October 25, 2026).

What the numbers show

Dental office TAM at four contract values

US totals, all states; customers and revenue assume 10% of interested replies buy.

Contract value a yearTAM (135,665 establishments)Reachable by email (44,420)Customers from one sequenceFirst-year revenue
$1,000$135.7 million$44.4 million8.7about $8,700
$3,000$407.0 million$133.3 million8.7about $26,000
$10,000$1.4 billion$444.2 million8.7about $87,000
$25,000$3.4 billion$1.1 billion8.7about $217,000

Every industry at $3,000 a year

IndustryCensus establishments, 2023TAM at $3,000Contacts on fileInterested replies, one sequence
Restaurants618,476$1.9 billion54,435106
General Contractors254,630$763.9 million40,84980
Churches186,801$560.4 million33,29865
Trucking Companies170,286$510.9 millionnot published
Auto Repair Shops169,572$508.7 million10,68821
Realtors163,894$491.7 million52,468102
Accountants137,069$411.2 million22,93245
Dentists135,665$407.0 million44,42087
Insurance Agents133,728$401.2 million32,01962
Landscapers117,969$353.9 million26,00651
Plumbers111,207$333.6 million23,83246
HVAC Contractors111,207$333.6 million35,37469
Hair Salons84,176$252.5 million39,16376
Electricians83,342$250.0 million12,31024
Preschools and Day Care Centers82,162$246.5 million5,69211
Cleaning Companies67,799$203.4 million6,23412
Property Managers60,818$182.5 million6,93114
Hotels55,895$167.7 million6,13312
Physical Therapists52,058$156.2 millionnot published
Car Dealerships47,057$141.2 million8,61817
Gyms41,556$124.7 million6,29112
Chiropractors39,913$119.7 million14,97729
Marketing Agencies38,864$116.6 million6,04912
Veterinarians34,296$102.9 millionnot published
Roofers25,519$76.6 million24,75848
Financial Advisors23,359$70.1 million21,13341
Architects22,805$68.4 million9,52119
Optometrists22,501$67.5 million8,34916
Interior Designers16,797$50.4 million12,08024
Pest Control Companies16,535$49.6 million7,06014
Mortgage Brokers9,792$29.4 millionnot published
Moving Companies9,436$28.3 million8,42416
Travel Agents9,308$27.9 million7,93915

Census: establishments with paid employees, sum of the 50 states and DC. Contacts: businesses with an email address on file at Sales.co, counted November 12, 2026; lists under 5,000 records publish no count. Interested replies: contacts x 0.195%.

Worked example: software for dental offices

Say you sell scheduling software to dental offices at $3,000 a year. The Census counts 135,665 dental offices with paid staff, so the TAM is 135,665 x $3,000 = $407.0 million a year. Sales.co has 44,420 of them with an email address, $133.3 million of that market. One full sequence to all of them at 0.195% gives about 87 interested replies; if 10% buy, that is 8.7 customers and about $26,000 in the first year. The same math works for any industry in the list: change the inputs above.

Method

What to do with the result

If the reachable part is large and one sequence returns enough customers to matter, cold email can carry the market: buy the list once (every Sales.co email list is $295, no subscription) or have Sales.co run the campaign ($2,000 a month for up to 10,000 emails). If one sequence returns too few customers, raise the contract value with a bigger offer, add channels, or pick a larger industry. For the reply side of the math, see the lead generation calculator; for counts alone, the business count lookup.

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FAQ

What is TAM?

Total addressable market: what you would earn in a year if every business that could buy from you did. Bottom up, it is the number of possible customers times what one pays you a year. 135,665 dental offices at $3,000 a year is a $407.0 million TAM.

How do you calculate TAM for a B2B product?

Count the businesses that fit, then multiply by your average contract value. This calculator takes the count from the Census Bureau's County Business Patterns (every US location with a payroll, by industry and state) so you do not have to estimate it, and you enter the contract value.

What is the difference between TAM, SAM and SOM?

TAM is every possible customer. SAM (serviceable available market) is the part you can actually serve or reach; here it is the businesses with an email address on file, since that is who a cold email campaign can contact. SOM (serviceable obtainable market) is what you can realistically win soon; here it is the customers one full email sequence would produce at the close rate you enter.

Where do the reply rates come from?

From Sales.co's sending data: 1,160,878 recipients emailed between October 6, 2025 and October 25, 2026 across 58 sending workspaces. 0.673% replied (a person, not an auto-reply) and 0.195% sent a reply the sending tool labeled interested, counting the first email and every follow-up. Your rate depends on your offer and copy, so the field can be changed.

Why do the Census count and the contacts on file differ?

They count different things. The Census counts every location with paid employees, published email address or not, and leaves out businesses with no payroll, so the TAM here is a floor. Sales.co counts businesses with a public listing and an email address, sole owners included, so in some states (roofers in Texas, for one) the email count is the higher of the two. Across the 29 industries with both numbers, the median is 22 contacts per 100 establishments, from 6 for auto repair shops to 97 for roofers.

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