Break-Even Calculator

Every product has a tipping point: the number of sales that exactly covers all your costs. This calculator finds your break-even units and revenue from fixed costs, price and variable cost — and shows the profit waiting at the sales level you expect.

How many units you must sell before the business starts making profit.

Total fixed costs (PKR)

Selling price per unit (PKR)

Variable cost per unit (PKR)

Units you expect to sell

Break-even units

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Break-even revenue

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Contribution per unit

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Contribution margin

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Profit at expected units

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Enter valid values in every field to see your result. Check for blanks, text in number fields, or a combination that cannot be calculated (shown in the notes under How it works).

How it works

Contribution per unit = price − variable cost. Break-even units = fixed costs ÷ contribution per unit (rounded up, because you cannot sell part of a unit). Break-even revenue = break-even units × price. Profit at any level = units sold × contribution − fixed costs. The price must be higher than the variable cost, otherwise break-even is impossible.

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Estimates only — not financial, tax, or professional advice. Figures depend entirely on the values you enter; confirm important decisions with a qualified professional.