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Gross margin, contribution margin, markup, cash flow, working capital, inventory turnover, break-even, burn rate, business valuation, AP aging, price elasticity, and operating leverage calculators.

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Gross Margin Calculator

Calculate gross profit, gross margin percentage, and markup from revenue and cost of goods sold.

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Contribution Margin Calculator

Calculate contribution margin per unit, ratio, total contribution, and break-even from price and variable costs.

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Markup vs Margin Calculator

Convert between markup and margin percentages and calculate selling price from cost using either method.

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Cash Flow Forecast Calculator

Project monthly cash inflows, outflows, and ending balances over a customizable forecast period.

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Working Capital Calculator

Calculate net working capital, current ratio, quick ratio, and cash ratio from balance sheet items.

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Inventory Turnover Calculator

Calculate inventory turnover ratio and days sales of inventory from COGS and inventory values.

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Break-Even Units Calculator

Calculate the exact number of units you need to sell to cover fixed costs and reach a target profit.

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Net Profit After Tax Calculator

Calculate business net profit after federal, state, and self-employment taxes for C-Corps and pass-through entities using 2026 tax rates.

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Markup on Cost Calculator

Convert between markup percentage, profit margin, and selling price. Includes volume analysis with monthly profit projections and break-even unit calculations.

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Burn Rate and Runway Calculator

Calculate monthly net burn rate, gross burn, cash runway in months, funding gap, and 24-month cash projection for startups using 2026 venture capital benchmarks by stage.

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Business Valuation Calculator

Estimate business value using four methods: EBITDA multiple, revenue multiple, discounted cash flow (DCF), and asset-based valuation with 2026 industry multiples by sector.

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Accounts Payable Aging Calculator

Analyze accounts payable by aging bucket (current, 30, 60, 90, 120+ days) with weighted days payable outstanding, vendor detail, and early payment discount savings analysis.

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Price Elasticity of Demand Calculator

Model the revenue and profit impact of price changes using price elasticity coefficients for 11 product categories with a full sensitivity table from -20% to +20% price changes.

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Operating Leverage Calculator

Calculate degree of operating leverage (DOL), contribution margin, break-even revenue, margin of safety, and profit sensitivity to revenue changes with industry benchmarks.

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Every business decision has a financial dimension. Whether you are calculating gross margins to evaluate product profitability, running break-even analysis before launching a new product line, or tracking working capital to manage cash flow, accurate financial analysis is the foundation of sound business strategy. Our business finance calculators are built for entrepreneurs, CFOs, business analysts, and operations managers who need reliable numbers to guide their decisions.

Why Use Our Business Finance Calculators

Business financial metrics are interconnected. Your gross margin affects your break-even point. Your contribution margin determines which products drive profitability. Your inventory turnover impacts working capital. Our calculators are designed to provide these metrics with professional-grade formulas used in financial statements, investor presentations, and management accounting. Each tool shows the underlying formula so you can validate results against your own financial data.

Who Are These Calculators For?

  • Entrepreneurs evaluating product pricing and profitability
  • CFOs and controllers preparing financial analysis and reporting
  • Business analysts running break-even and margin analysis
  • Operations managers tracking inventory turnover and working capital

Key Features

  • Gross margin and contribution margin analysis for product lines
  • Break-even analysis with fixed cost, variable cost, and price modeling
  • Cash flow and working capital calculations for liquidity planning
  • Inventory turnover and markup calculations for operations management

How to Choose the Right Calculator

For pricing decisions, start with the Gross Margin Calculator to understand product profitability. Use the Break-Even Calculator when launching new products or entering new markets. For operational efficiency, the Inventory Turnover Calculator reveals how well you are managing stock. The Working Capital Calculator helps ensure you have sufficient liquidity for operations.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between gross margin and contribution margin?

Gross margin is revenue minus cost of goods sold (COGS), showing product-level profitability. Contribution margin is revenue minus all variable costs (COGS + variable operating costs), showing how much each product contributes to covering fixed costs. Use gross margin for pricing; contribution margin for product mix decisions.

How do I calculate break-even point?

Break-even units = Fixed Costs / (Price per Unit - Variable Cost per Unit). This tells you how many units you must sell to cover all costs. Our calculator also shows break-even in dollars and creates sensitivity tables for different price and cost scenarios.

Do you store my business financial data?

No. All calculations run entirely in your browser. We do not collect, transmit, or store any revenue, cost, or financial data. Your business information stays private.

Disclaimer

Business finance calculators provide estimates based on the inputs you provide. Results depend on the accuracy of your financial data. These tools are for planning and analysis purposes. Consult with a CPA, financial controller, or business advisor for comprehensive financial planning and strategic decisions.