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Calculate your break-even point in units and revenue. Free business calculator for fixed costs, variable costs, and pricing analysis.
Calculate units needed to break even
Break Even Point
Revenue
₹83,500
Total Cost
₹83,400
Break-even point (BEP) where total revenue equals total costs. Essential for pricing, production planning, and investment decisions.
Use our Break Even Calculator to get accurate results instantly. You may also want to explore our Profit Margin Calculator or GST Calculator.
The calculator takes fixed costs, variable costs per unit, and selling price per unit. It computes both unit and revenue break-even points.
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Fixed costs: Rent, salaries, insurance. Variable costs: Raw materials, packaging, commissions. Price: Selling price per unit.
1Fixed costs: ₹50,000/month
2Variable cost/unit: ₹200
3Selling price/unit: ₹500
4Contribution margin: ₹300
5BEP (units): 167 units/month
6BEP (revenue): ₹83,333/month
Break Even: 167 units/month
Our Break Even Calculator uses the standard formula adopted by all major Indian banks and financial institutions. The calculation engine processes your inputs in real-time with 99.9% accuracy. All formulas are verified against official bank calculation methods and regulatory guidelines.
Last reviewed: 2026-06-11. We update our calculations whenever regulatory changes occur (tax slabs, interest rates, TDS rules, etc.).
Find answers to common questions about this calculator below.
Break-even point (units) = Fixed Costs / (Selling Price per Unit - Variable Cost per Unit). Break-even point (revenue) = Fixed Costs / Contribution Margin Ratio.
Contribution margin is the selling price minus variable costs. It represents how much each unit sold contributes toward covering fixed costs and generating profit. A higher contribution margin means fewer units needed to break even.
Units = Fixed Costs / (Price - Variable Cost). Example: ₹5L fixed, ₹500 price, ₹300 VC = 2,500 units.
Every unit adds contribution margin to profit. Margin of safety = (Actual - BEP) / Actual.
Reach within 6-12 months. Margin of safety 30%+. BEP below 70% capacity.
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