A working resource example

Break-even calculator

This shows the standard for a branded calculator. We choose the actual calculation from the audit and the audience’s needs.

Working example

Break-even calculator

Built by Weekday Press

See how many sales cover a set of fixed and per-sale costs.

Sales to break even60$12,000 ÷ ($300 − $100)

Equivalent revenue: $18,000

A planning estimate, not a profit forecast.
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The formula

Fixed costs divided by contribution.

Each sale contributes its price minus its variable cost toward fixed costs.

Fixed costs÷Price − variable cost=Sales needed

What it can show

  • A simple sales target under the entered assumptions.
  • How pricing or per-sale costs change that target.
  • Which input deserves a closer look.

What it cannot show

  • Whether every sale has the same cost.
  • Cash timing, taxes, capacity, or demand.
  • Whether the target is achievable.

Why it is here

This is one working example of the useful resources we build. The audit—not a preset bundle—chooses what follows.

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