Explore Pricing calculators and related business decision models on Martzine.
Pricing collects closely related calculations so you can move between specific models without returning to the top-level library.
These pages cover narrower Pricing questions and are intended to be opened when the standard calculator is not specific enough for the task.
Use the individual page for the formula, working inputs, examples, limitations and related long tail explanations.
Open the calculator that matches the decision you are reviewing. Focused sub-calculators are included where the broader model has a recurring narrower question.
Estimate the unit sales needed to cover fixed costs. The model uses one selling price and one variable cost per unit. It suits a single product or a simplified offer…
Break Even Sales uses fixed costs, contribution margin.
Freelance Platform Fee uses client payment, platform fee.
Freelance Project Rate uses estimated project hours, target hourly rate, contingency buffer.
Markup measures how far a selling price sits above the cost entered. Use it to check an existing quote or compare proposed prices. The cost denominator makes markup different from…
Pricing uses unit cost, target margin, commercial buffer.
Project Price uses estimated hours, hourly rate, scope buffer %.
Retainer Pricing uses monthly hours, target hourly rate.
Target Profit Sales uses target profit, contribution margin %.
Unit Economics uses revenue, units sold, variable cost.
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