Find break-even units and break-even sales, measure contribution margin, margin of safety, and target profit volume. Model multi-product sales mix and export a sensitivity table.
Break-Even PointContribution MarginMargin of SafetyTarget Profit
Break-Even, Profit & Risk Estimator
Calculate break-even point, profit at volume, margin of safety, and target profit using unit economics or sales-mix assumptions.
Contribution Margin (per unit)
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Contribution Margin Ratio
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Break-Even Units
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Break-Even Sales
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If variable cost is equal to or greater than price, contribution margin is zero or negative and a break-even point is not achievable under these assumptions.
Break-Even Sales
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Expected Sales
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Margin of Safety
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Margin of Safety %
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Profit at Expected Volume
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Margin of safety measures how far expected sales can fall before you reach break-even. It is a practical risk indicator for pricing, cost changes, and demand uncertainty.
Required Profit (Pre-Tax)
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Required Units
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Required Sales
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Weighted CMR (Multi-Product)
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Target profit calculations assume stable unit economics (price and variable cost) within the relevant range. Multi-product results assume a stable sales mix by revenue.
Product
Revenue Mix
CM Ratio
Implied Break-Even Sales
Implied Break-Even Units
Units
Revenue
Variable Costs
Contribution
Fixed Costs
Profit
Sensitivity tables help you see operating leverage: when fixed costs are high relative to contribution margin, profit can change rapidly with volume changes.
