Business calculators
Make faster pricing, growth and profitability decisions. Every tool is free, fast and private.
Khetha calculator
20 tools available now.
Moeli oa Phaello
Fetola lekeno le litšenyehelo hore e be phaello, moeli le karolelano ea litšenyehelo hang-hang.
Poelo ea Letsete
Lekanya phaello, peresente ea poelo le sephetho sa selemo sa letsete.
Break-even
Fumana bongata ba thekiso le lekeno tse hlokahalang ho koahela litšenyehelo tse tsitsitseng le tse fetohang.
Markup
Bapisa theko ea ho rekisa, phaello, keketso ea theko le moeli ntle le ho li ferekanya.
Business Loan
Estimate payment and borrowing cost for a fixed-rate business loan.
Freelance Rate
Estimate an hourly freelance rate from income target and billable hours.
Gross Profit
Calculate gross profit from revenue and cost of goods sold.
Net Profit
Calculate net profit after all business costs and operating expenses.
Contribution Margin
Calculate contribution margin from sales and variable costs.
Operating Margin
Calculate operating margin as operating income divided by revenue.
EBITDA
Estimate EBITDA by adding interest, tax, depreciation and amortization to net income.
Cash Flow
Calculate net cash flow from cash received and cash paid.
Inventory Turnover
Calculate how often average inventory is sold during a period.
Product Price
Set a selling price from unit cost and target markup.
Customer Acquisition Cost
Calculate marketing and sales spend per new customer.
Customer Lifetime Value
Estimate customer lifetime value from order value, purchases and lifespan.
Payroll Tax
Estimate employer payroll tax from taxable payroll and a combined rate.
VAT
Add value-added tax to a net price and see the tax amount and gross total.
GST
Add goods and services tax to a pre-tax amount and estimate the gross total.
Quarterly Tax
Divide estimated annual tax into four planning payments.
Fetola lipalo tsa ts'ebetso hore e be liqeto
Business metrics work together: markup is not margin, revenue is not profit, and a positive ROI does not describe risk.
Use these tools to test pricing and cost assumptions, then compare the result with actual accounting records before making commitments.