Price products, find break-even sales, plan inventory, and stress-test small business cash flow.
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Calculate profit, profit margin percentage, and markup percentage from revenue and cost.
Find how many units you must sell to cover fixed costs based on price and variable cost per unit.
See how much you actually keep from a menu item after ingredients, fees, and a share of monthly store costs.
Find how many orders you need each month to cover bills and hit your profit goal.
Estimate the true monthly and annual cost of an employee beyond hourly wage.
Compare delivery app commissions with direct ordering fees to see which channel keeps more profit.
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Calculate the optimal order quantity that minimizes total inventory ordering and holding costs using the classic Wilson EOQ model.
Calculate safety stock and reorder point using demand variability, lead time, and a target service level Z-score.
Classify inventory items into A, B, and C categories by annual usage value to prioritize control efforts and cycle counts.
Measure inventory shrinkage as the difference between recorded book inventory and physical count, expressed in units and percentage.
Find how many units you must sell to cover fixed costs based on price and variable cost per unit.
Calculate selling price, gross profit, and profit margin from product cost and markup percentage.
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Find how many orders you need each month to cover bills and hit your profit goal.
Find what price to charge to hit your target profit or margin after costs and fees.
See how much you actually keep from a menu item after ingredients, fees, and a share of monthly store costs.
Find your reorder point, days until stockout, and stockout risk level for small business inventory planning.
See how long your business can survive with current cash, monthly revenue, and expenses โ your small business cash burn and runway.
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Compare product profit and product profitability across menu items or products to see which actually makes the most money.
Compare lease vs buy equipment costs for your business โ total cost, break-even point, and which option may fit better.
Can you afford to open a second location or expand your store? Estimate payback, added profit, and expansion risk.