Free tools Break-even How many paying customers you need to cover your costs, and when you could get there.
US dollar ($) Indian rupee (₹) British pound (£) Euro (€)
Monthly revenue needed
$2,320
Margin per customer
$25.13
after fees and serving costs
Monthly profit by number of customers −$2,000 −$1,000 $0 $1,000 $2,000 0 28 56 84 112 140 How it’s calculated margin per customer = price × (1 − payment fees) − cost to serve one customers needed = fixed costs ÷ margin per customer, rounded up customers each month = customers last month × (1 − cancel rate) + new customers growth levels off at new customers ÷ cancel rate Build a full plan free: cash, break-even, your workload, a lifetime-deal planner, funding options and AI-drafted proposals, all from one engine.
What counts as a fixed cost? Anything you pay whether you have one customer or a hundred: tools, rent, salaries, and your own pay if you take one.
Why does churn matter so much? Customers who cancel have to be replaced before you can grow. With high churn, growth levels off at new customers ÷ churn, which may be below break-even.
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