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Free Sprint Velocity Calculator
Average three completed sprints and estimate how many similar sprints a remaining backlog might need.
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What does this calculator do?
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Formula or structure
Average velocity = (sprint 1 + sprint 2 + sprint 3) / 3; forecast = ceiling(backlog / average velocity)
Worked example
20, 24 and 22 completed points average 22 points per sprint. A 100-point backlog needs about 5 similar sprints.
How to use it
- Read the field descriptions and use one consistent set of units.
- Enter your own figures or select Load example to inspect a worked scenario.
- Review the result alongside the assumptions below.
- Copy or download the output, then assign the next action in your planning workflow.
Assumptions and interpretation
Points are team-relative and should not be used to rank people or compare unrelated teams. A three-sprint average hides variability.
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