Worked example
With ₹50,000 fixed costs and ₹100 contribution per unit, the estimated break-even volume is 500 units.
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Find the sales volume and revenue needed to cover fixed and variable costs, plus margin of safety.
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Formula
Break-even Units = Fixed Costs ÷ (Selling Price − Variable Cost per Unit)
Results are estimates based on the figures entered and may exclude taxes, fees, accounting adjustments, or employment rules not shown.
It is the sales level where total revenue equals total costs, producing neither profit nor loss.
Contribution margin is selling price minus variable cost; each unit contributes this amount toward fixed costs and profit.
It shows how far expected sales are above the break-even level. A negative value indicates expected sales are below break-even.
Practical guidance
Find break-even units, revenue, and margin of safety. Review the example and limitations below before using the result for an important decision.
With ₹50,000 fixed costs and ₹100 contribution per unit, the estimated break-even volume is 500 units.
The estimate excludes accounting adjustments and costs not entered, such as refunds, payment fees, credits, withholding, and jurisdiction-specific rules.
Calculations run from the values you enter using the formula described on this page. Inputs are processed in your browser and results are rounded for display.
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