Simple numbers for better conversations.
Interactive business calculations for gross margin, break-even units and cash runway. Use them as discussion tools, not as a substitute for detailed financial analysis.
A calculator can answer a narrow question quickly. The harder work is understanding what the number means for pricing, cash, capacity and strategy.
We start with the immediate business need, establish what information is required, and connect the work to the broader finance function when that adds value.
Designed around the work that matters.
Gross margin
See how revenue and direct costs translate into gross margin.
Break-even units
Estimate the volume required to cover fixed costs at a given contribution margin.
Cash runway
Estimate how long current cash could last at a stated monthly burn rate.
Use the number as a prompt
The calculation is only as useful as the assumptions behind it. Review the inputs and consider whether they reflect the business reality.
Move from calculation to planning
If a number raises a larger question about pricing, cash flow, profitability or growth, that may be the point where management reporting or CFO support becomes useful.
Questions clients often ask.
Are these tax calculators?
No. These are general business calculators. We have deliberately avoided publishing a static Canadian tax calculator that could become outdated.
Three quick calculations.
Gross Margin
Enter revenue and direct costs.
Break-even Units
Enter the assumptions.
Cash Runway
Enter cash and monthly burn.
Let's start with the question behind the numbers.
Tell us what you are trying to accomplish and we can determine the most useful starting point.