Break-even
Units, dollars, and what happens if you sell more.
Enter fixed costs, price, and variable cost. See break-even units and revenue — then plug a volume you actually expect and check the profit left after fixed costs.
This is a one-product sketch, not a full P&L. Mix several SKUs by inventing a blended price and variable cost, or run the page per product.
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Rent, software, etc.
Units you plan to sell
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What you charge
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Cost per unit sold
profit = units × contribution − fixed
Units to break even133.3
Revenue at break-even$3,333.33
Profit at your volume$1,000.00
Estimates only — not tax or accounting advice. Double-check before you print price tags.
How it's calculated
Contribution is price minus variable. Break-even is where total contribution equals fixed costs. Above that, each extra unit adds contribution to profit.
break-even units = fixed ÷ contribution profit = volume × contribution − fixed