Choose your method and enter values to calculate break-even point.
📈 Result
What is a Break-even Point?
The break-even point tells you how much you need to sell to cover your costs. It’s the moment your business
moves from loss to profit — when your total revenue equals your total expenses.
Why It Matters for Your Business
Set clear sales goals: Know exactly how many units you need to sell to stay out of the
red.
Plan pricing strategies: Adjust your prices smartly to reach profitability sooner.
Control costs: Identify whether your fixed or variable costs are affecting your profits
more.
How to Use This Calculator
Choose whether you want to calculate by units or by price:
Break-even in Units: Enter your fixed cost, variable cost per unit, and selling price.
Break-even in Price: Enter fixed cost, total variable cost, and the number of units.
Click the "Calculate" button and you’ll instantly see the break-even point based on your inputs.
Formula Behind the Scenes
Break-even Units = Fixed Cost ÷ (Price per Unit – Variable Cost per Unit)
Break-even Price = (Fixed Cost + Total Variable Cost) ÷ Number of Units
Helpful Tips
Lowering fixed or variable costs can help you break even faster.
Revisit your break-even analysis regularly—especially when costs or pricing change.
This tool is great for startups, product launches, and budgeting new ideas.
Conclusion
Understanding your break-even point is one of the first steps toward running a profitable business. Use this
calculator to stay on top of your numbers and make smarter financial decisions.