Coming in a future release

This page previews a feature we are building. It is not part of the current version and is not available to use or purchase yet. The design and timing may change as development continues.

Post-MVP Feature

🔬 Profit Clarity Lab

Two precision calculators that answer the two questions every small business owner must get right: What does it actually cost to deliver? and What should I charge?

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Unit Cost Calculator

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True cost per unit analysis

Break down every cost — direct materials, indirect variable, and fixed overhead — into a true cost per unit. Unlocks margin and break-even analysis the moment you add a selling price.

Input Sections

  1. 1Product / Service Identity
  2. 2Expected Volume
  3. 3Direct (Variable) Costs
  4. 4Indirect Variable Costs
  5. 5Fixed Overhead
  6. 6Selling Price (Optional)

Key Outputs

  • Total Unit Cost
  • Contribution Margin
  • Gross Margin
  • Break-Even Units
  • Volume Sensitivity Table
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Sales Price Calculator

Coming Soon

Market-referenced · Cost-aware · Margin-optimized

Set the right price by combining real competitor market data with your fully-loaded cost structure and profit target. See your Minimum Viable Price update in real time as you adjust the margin slider.

Input Sections

  1. 1Product / Service Identity
  2. 2Market Intelligence (3–5 competitor prices)
  3. 3Direct / Variable Costs
  4. 4Overhead Allocation
  5. 5Labor Cost
  6. 6Profit Target

Key Outputs

  • Pricing Verdict (Viable / Caution / Loss)
  • Price Positioning Map
  • Unit Economics Breakdown
  • Break-Even Volume & Revenue
  • Contribution Margin Ratio

Key Concepts

Unit Cost

Every dollar your business spends, divided fairly across every unit you sell.

Contribution Margin

Price minus variable costs — what each unit contributes toward covering fixed costs and profit.

Break-Even Point

Fixed costs ÷ contribution margin. The minimum volume to cover all overhead.

Minimum Viable Price

Total cost ÷ (1 − target margin). The floor below which you can't hit your profit goal.

Volume Sensitivity

How your unit cost changes as you sell more or fewer units — fixed costs spread wider at higher volumes.

Overhead Allocation

Monthly fixed costs divided by expected volume. Converts fixed costs into a per-unit figure.