Calculate your breakeven point - how many units to sell for profit
Enter your selling price per unit, the cost to produce or acquire each unit, and your fixed monthly costs. The calculator will show how many units you need to sell to cover all costs (breakeven point).
Above this number, you make profit. Below it, you lose money.
Let's say you sell a product for $50, it costs $25 to make, and you have $5,000 in fixed costs monthly:
This means you need to sell 200 units per month just to break even. Every unit after that is pure profit!
Breakeven analysis is essential for any business. It tells you:
Formula: Fixed Costs ÷ (Selling Price - Variable Cost per Unit) = Breakeven Units
This gives you the number of units to sell to cover all costs.
Higher price = lower breakeven (fewer units needed). Lower price = higher breakeven (more units needed). Use this calculator to see the impact of pricing changes.
Yes! A lower breakeven means less risk. It's easier to reach and faster to become profitable. You can lower breakeven by raising prices, reducing costs, or cutting fixed expenses.