10-15 day
Month-end close
Enter your fixed costs, variable costs, and selling price. See your exact break-even point, a visual profitability chart, and a sensitivity analysis that shows how price changes affect your bottom line.
| Price Change | New Selling Price | Break-Even Units | Break-Even Revenue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Results appear automatically above | |||
A controller-signed close means every line item is verified, every accrual is booked, and your financials are board-ready. That’s the difference between guessing your break-even and knowing it.
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Your contribution margin ratio reveals how much room you have to discount, bundle, or absorb cost increases without slipping below profitability. A ratio below 30% means pricing needs attention.
If you are pre-break-even, knowing the gap in units tells you exactly how much runway you need. Pair this with your monthly burn to set realistic fundraise targets or credit line requirements.
The sensitivity table above is your pricing war room. Use it to model “what if COGS rise 10%?” or “what if we raise prices 15%?” before committing to changes that affect margin.
Compare the true cost of hiring an employee versus a contractor. See the employer cost burden, worker take-home difference, and…
Compare the true cost of hiring an employee versus a contractor. See the employer cost burden, worker take-home difference, and…
Compare the true cost of hiring an employee versus a contractor. See the employer cost burden, worker take-home difference, and…
A controller-signed close means every line item is verified, every accrual is booked, and your financials are board-ready. That’s the difference between guessing your break-even and knowing it.