Break-Even Calculator

Advanced Break-Even Calculator

Comprehensive break-even analysis with multi-product support, sensitivity analysis, and financial planning

Single Product Analysis

Calculate break-even point for a single product or service

Fixed Costs

$

Variable Cost Per Unit

$

Selling Price Per Unit

$

Advanced Options

Target Profit

$

Time Period Monthly Quarterly Yearly

Multi-Product Analysis

Calculate break-even for multiple products with different margins

Total Fixed Costs

$

Product	Price ($)	Cost ($)	Sales Mix %

Sensitivity Analysis

See how changes in costs and prices affect your break-even point

Base Fixed Costs

$

Base Variable Cost

$

Base Selling Price

$

Scenario Planning

Compare different business scenarios and their break-even points

Fixed Costs

$

Variable Cost

$

Selling Price

$

Break-Even Analysis Results

250

Break-Even Units

$8,750

Break-Even Revenue

57.1%

Contribution Margin

0%

Margin of Safety

Path to Profitability

Break-Even Point

At 250 units sold, your business will cover all costs and start generating profit

Target Profit

To reach your target profit of $2,000, you need to sell 350 units

Sensitivity Analysis

Variable	-20%	-10%	Base	+10%	+20%

Business Recommendations

• Your break-even point is reasonable for your industry
• Consider ways to reduce fixed costs to lower your break-even point
• Explore opportunities to increase your contribution margin
• Monitor your actual sales against the break-even point monthly
• Develop a marketing plan to ensure you reach your break-even volume

What is Break-Even Analysis?

Break-even analysis determines the point where total revenue equals total costs. It's a critical tool for understanding the minimum sales needed to avoid losses.

Break-Even Formulas

Break-Even Units	Fixed Costs ÷ (Price - Variable Cost)
Break-Even Revenue	Fixed Costs ÷ Contribution Margin Ratio
Contribution Margin	(Price - Variable Cost) ÷ Price
Margin of Safety	(Actual Sales - Break-Even Sales) ÷ Actual Sales

Key Metrics Explained

Contribution Margin: The amount from each sale that contributes to covering fixed costs

Margin of Safety: How much sales can drop before reaching the break-even point

Break-Even Point: The sales volume where total revenue equals total costs

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