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How Many Sales Until You're Profitable?

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.

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Your Break-Even Analysis

Break-Even Units
Units you need to sell each month to cover all costs
Break-Even Revenue
Monthly sales revenue needed to break even
Contribution Margin
Profit per unit before fixed costs
Contribution Margin Ratio
Percentage of each sale that covers fixed costs

Break-Even Visualization

Total Revenue
Total Cost
Profit Zone
Loss Zone

Sensitivity Analysis: How Price Changes Affect Your Break-Even

Price Change New Selling Price Break-Even Units Break-Even Revenue
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Save Your Break-Even Analysis

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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What Your Break-Even Tells You

Price With Confidence

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.

Forecast Cash Needs

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.

Stress-Test Scenarios

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.

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Month-end close

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Numbers Only Matter When They're Accurate

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.