Break-even
How is break-even quantity found?
Break-even quantity is fixed cost divided by unit profit. A remainder rounds the count up, so the fixed cost is not left open.
Formula
Quantity = fixed cost ÷ unit profit. A remainder rounds up.
The rate and the amount come from you. No tariff is locked in the code.
Representative example: soap mold
- Soap mold fixed cost 100.00 TRY. Unit profit 30.00 TRY.
- 100 divided by 30 is not whole. The count is 4.
- Three units leave 90 and do not cover the fixed cost. The fourth unit does.
- No count is shown when unit profit is zero.
Common mistakes
- Pasting someone else’s tariff in place of the numbers you type.
- Reading a typed rate as an official tariff. The page says the amount was entered by hand.
Questions
Does this connect to a shop?
No. Orders, listings and tariffs are not imported. Downloading a file stays optional.
Source: Foodmarj. Published 25 October 2026. Updated 25 October 2026.