Break-Even Point Calculator
Find the break-even point for a product or business — how many units you need to sell to cover your fixed costs — from your fixed costs, selling price and variable cost per unit. A product selling at PKR 500 with a variable cost of PKR 300 per unit and PKR 200,000 in fixed costs needs 200,000 divided by (500-300), or 1,000 units sold, before the business turns a profit.
How to use Break-Even Point Calculator
Step-by-step guide to the boxes below. Open it only if you need help.
How to use Break-Even Point Calculator
Step-by-step guide to the boxes below. Open it only if you need help.
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Fixed costs Number
Costs you pay no matter how much you sell, such as rent, salaries and subscriptions. Add them up for one month or one year and be consistent.
Example: 5000
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Price per unit Number
What the customer pays you for one unit.
Example: 25
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Variable cost/unit Number
What it costs you to make or deliver one unit (materials, packaging, delivery). This must be lower than your price, otherwise you can never break even.
Example: 10
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Press “Calculate”
Click the button under the boxes. If something is missing or not valid, a short message tells you which box to fix.
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Read your result
You see how many units you must sell to cover your costs. Sell less and you lose money, sell more and you profit. Change any box and try again to compare different numbers.
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