Business & Pricing Calculator
Break-even analysis, profit margin calculation, unit economics and pricing strategy tools.
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These calculators cover the core financial metrics every business owner needs. Find your break-even point to know when you start making profit, calculate gross and net margins to measure efficiency, analyze unit economics (LTV and CAC) for subscription businesses, and work backwards from a target margin to set the right price.
Frequently asked questions
Break-even units = Fixed Costs / (Price - Variable Cost). If fixed costs are $10,000, price is $50 and variable cost is $20, you break even at 334 units ($16,700 revenue).
It varies by industry. Software: 70-80% gross. Retail: 25-50%. Restaurants: 3-9% net. Compare to your industry benchmarks, not absolute numbers.
3:1 or higher. This means the lifetime value of a customer is at least 3x what you spent to acquire them. Below 1:1 means you lose money on every customer.
Start with cost-plus pricing (cost / (1 - target margin)) as a floor, then consider what competitors charge and what customers will pay. The pricing calculator helps you find the cost-plus price.
Price minus variable cost per unit. It is the amount each sale contributes toward covering fixed costs and generating profit. Higher contribution margin means fewer sales needed to break even.
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