Break-even point
Enter price, unit costs, and fixed costs. The break-even quantity is rounded up to whole units; revenue uses that required quantity.
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Worked example
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Example inputs
- Fixed costs: 300000
- Contribution per unit: 1500
- Selling price: 5000
Example result
- Units required: 200
- Planned revenue: RUB 1,000,000
- Required unit sales are rounded up to the next whole unit.
- The break-even estimate covers the fixed costs and per-unit inputs entered here.
- This is the sales quantity at which contribution after fixed costs is zero; each additional sale adds contribution.
- A break-even point does not exist when contribution per unit is zero or negative.
Formulas and units
breakEvenUnits = ceil(fixedCosts / contributionPerUnit)— Whole units needed to cover fixed costs.breakEvenRevenue = breakEvenUnits × price— Revenue at the break-even unit quantity.
Values are rounded for display only; enter percentages on a 0–100 scale. See the methodology.
Formula version: 1.0
Checked 2026-09-26.