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Break-Even Calculator

Find your break-even point — how many units you need to sell to cover all costs. Includes contribution margin and margin of safety analysis.

Rent, salaries, utilities

Materials, packaging, shipping

Break-Even Units
1,000
Break-Even Revenue
₹5,00,000
Expected Profit
₹2,00,000
Margin of Safety
50.0%
Contribution/Unit
₹200
Contribution Margin
40.0%

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the break-even point?▼
The break-even point is the number of units you need to sell (or revenue to earn) where total revenue equals total costs — no profit, no loss.
How is break-even calculated?▼
Break-even units = Fixed Costs ÷ (Selling Price per Unit - Variable Cost per Unit). The denominator is called the contribution margin per unit.
What is margin of safety?▼
Margin of safety is how much your actual/expected sales exceed the break-even point. Higher margin of safety means your business is more resilient to drops in demand.
What are fixed vs variable costs?▼
Fixed costs don't change with production volume (rent, salaries). Variable costs change per unit (raw materials, packaging, shipping).
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