Enter Your Numbers
Rent, salaries, insurance, etc. — costs that don't change with sales volume.
Enter a valid fixed cost.
Materials, labor, shipping — cost to produce one unit.
Enter a valid variable cost.
Enter a valid selling price.
Leave blank to just find your break-even point.
Your Results
Enter your fixed costs, variable cost, and price, then tap Calculate Break-Even.
Break-Even Point
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Break-Even Revenue--
Contribution Margin / Unit--
Contribution Margin Ratio--
Units for Target Profit--
Revenue for Target Profit--
Cost vs Revenue
Total Cost
Revenue
Fixed Cost
Break-Even Point
Fixed Costs
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Variable Cost / Unit
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Price / Unit
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Margin of Safety
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How break-even calculator works
A break-even calculator finds the point where total revenue equals total costs. It divides your fixed costs by the difference between selling price and variable cost per unit to show how many units you need to sell before making a profit.
What it’s useful for
- Finding how many units to sell to cover costs
- Setting a viable selling price for a product
- Testing how pricing or cost changes affect profit
- Planning budgets for a new business or product line