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Break-even334
Break-Even Calculator
Find how many units you need to sell before fixed and variable costs are covered.
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Results
Units to break even
334
You break even at 334 units, about $16,700.00 in sales.
Select a slice to see the amount.
| Contribution per unit | $30.00 |
|---|---|
Units to break even334 | |
| Sales to break even | $16,700.00 |
Break-even units are fixed costs divided by the price minus the variable cost of one unit. The count rounds up to the next whole unit.
No account is required. These numbers stay on this device.
How it works
- 1
Enter costs that stay the same, such as rent.
- 2
Enter the price of one unit and what that unit costs to make or buy.
- 3
The result is the number of units that covers those costs.
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Questions
Why does the unit count round up?
A fraction of a unit does not cover the remaining cost. The whole-unit count is the first quantity that reaches break-even.
What if the price is lower than the cost of each unit?
Selling more units would increase the loss. Raise the price or lower the unit cost before looking for a break-even point.