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Break-Even Point Calculator

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Costs & Pricing

Fixed Costs

Variable Cost / Unit

Materials, packaging, shipping, commission — costs that scale with each unit sold.

Sale Price / Unit

Opcional

Target Profit

Leave blank to skip. Calculates units needed to reach this profit on top of break-even.

Actual / Forecast Units

Leave blank to skip. Adds margin-of-safety analysis based on this volume.

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Break-Even Summary

Profit / Loss at Various Volumes

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Break-Even Point Calculator

Find out exactly how many units you need to sell before a product or service stops losing money. Enter fixed costs, variable cost per unit, and sale price per unit, and the calculator returns break-even units, break-even revenue, contribution margin, and a profit/loss table at volumes ranging from zero to twice the break-even point.

Optional fields let you compute the units needed to hit a specific profit target and the margin of safety at a forecast volume — useful for pricing decisions, business plans, and pitch decks.

Como usar

Pick a currency and enter your total fixed costs for the period (rent, salaries, software, insurance — costs that stay flat regardless of volume).
Apresentamos variable cost per unit — materials, packaging, payment processing, sales commission, anything that scales with each sale.
Apresentamos sale price per unit. Results update automatically.
Optional: add a target profit to see how many units you need to sell beyond break-even to hit that goal.
Optional: enter a forecast volume (your sales projection or last period’s actual units) for a margin-of-safety read.

Características

Break-even units & revenue – the exact volume and sales figure at which total costs equal total revenue.
Contribution margin – per-unit dollar margin and ratio so you can see how much each sale actually contributes to covering fixed costs.
Target-profit volume – units required to hit a specific profit goal on top of break-even.
Margin of safety – the gap between your forecast volume and the break-even point, in units and percent.
Profit / loss table – revenue, total cost, and profit at 0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%, 125%, 150%, and 200% of break-even volume.
Multi-currency display – $, €, £, ¥, ₹, A$, C$ for cleaner reports.
Live calculation – results update as you type, no submit button required.
Copy-friendly output – plain-text, monospaced layout that pastes cleanly into emails, docs, and slide notes.

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 Perguntas frequentes

What exactly is the break-even point?

The break-even point is the sales volume at which total revenue equals total costs — the business neither makes a profit nor a loss. Below this volume, every period ends in the red; above it, each additional unit sold contributes its margin straight to profit.
What is the difference between fixed and variable costs?

Fixed costs do not change with sales volume in the short term — rent, full-time salaries, software subscriptions, insurance. Variable costs scale directly with each unit sold — raw materials, packaging, shipping, sales commissions, payment-processing fees. Mixed costs (like utilities) can be split into a fixed baseline and a variable portion for more accurate analysis.
What is contribution margin and why does it matter?

Contribution margin is sale price minus variable cost per unit — the dollar amount each sale contributes toward covering fixed costs and, after break-even, toward profit. The contribution margin ratio (margin divided by price) reveals pricing health: a higher ratio means each sale does more work, and a lower one means volume must compensate.
What is margin of safety?

Margin of safety is the gap between actual or forecast sales and the break-even volume, expressed in units or as a percentage of sales. A 30% margin of safety means revenue could drop by nearly a third before the business starts losing money — useful for stress-testing a plan against a downturn or seasonal slump.