📊 Business Calculator
Break-Even Calculator
Find your break-even point in units and revenue, analyze profit at any sales volume, and determine how many units to sell to reach a target profit — with sensitivity analysis chart.
Break-Even Formula: BEP Units = Fixed Costs / (Selling Price − Variable Cost per Unit) | Contribution Margin = Price − Variable Cost
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📊 Break-Even Chart: Revenue vs Total Costs
📋 Profit Sensitivity Analysis
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📖 How to Use the Break-Even Calculator
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Enter Selling Price — how much you sell each unit or product for.
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Enter Fixed Costs — costs that don't change with production: rent, salaries, insurance, equipment depreciation.
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Enter Variable Cost per Unit — costs that increase with each unit: materials, packaging, direct labor per unit.
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Enter Expected Units (optional) — how many you plan to sell, to see profit/loss at that volume.
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Enter Target Profit (optional) — to find how many units you must sell to achieve that profit.
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View Chart & Sensitivity Table — see break-even visually and profit at different sales volumes.
⚡ Why Use Our Break-Even Calculator?
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Visual Chart
See revenue vs total cost lines and the exact break-even point visually.
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Sensitivity Analysis
See profit or loss at multiple sales volumes automatically.
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Target Profit
Find exactly how many units to sell to reach your desired profit goal.
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Contribution Margin
See contribution margin per unit and ratio automatically calculated.
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Mobile-Friendly
Works on all phones, tablets, and desktops.
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100% Free
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
The break-even point is the number of units you must sell (or revenue you must earn) to cover all costs, resulting in zero profit and zero loss. Formula: BEP Units = Fixed Costs / (Selling Price − Variable Cost per Unit). Below this point you lose money; above it you make profit.
Contribution Margin = Selling Price − Variable Cost per Unit. It is the amount each unit "contributes" to covering fixed costs and then generating profit. For example, if you sell for $50 and variable cost is $20, each unit contributes $30. You need Fixed Costs / $30 units to break even.
Fixed costs stay the same regardless of how many units you produce or sell — rent, salaries, insurance, software subscriptions. Variable costs change with production — raw materials, packaging, direct labor per unit, shipping per item. Break-even analysis separates these to find the minimum viable sales volume.
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