Break-even Calculator
Find the exact point where revenue equals costs.
Break-even revenue: —
Fixed costs stay constant. Variable cost changes per unit.
Example
Price per unit: $50
Variable cost per unit: $20
→ Break-even units: 100
→ Break-even revenue: $5,000
Understand this calculator
This break-even calculator shows the minimum sales volume required to cover all costs. To understand the logic behind break-even analysis, read the full concept explanation.
Learn more about the Break-even PointWhat does this break-even calculator do?
It calculates the number of units and revenue required to cover both fixed and variable costs.
Why use this break-even calculator?
It helps assess business viability, pricing strategy, and risk before launching or scaling a project.
How does it work?
The calculator divides fixed costs by the contribution margin (price minus variable cost).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a break-even point?
It is the sales level where total revenue equals total costs.
Does break-even mean profit?
No. Profit starts only after passing the break-even point.
Can break-even change?
Yes. Any change in costs or pricing affects the break-even point.