Estimated income / sales
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Money entering the business before expenses.
Profit diagnosis
从收入一路追踪商品成本、工资、租金、营销和其他经营支出,判断高销售额是否真的带来了健康利润。
Revenue · Product costs · Payroll · Operating expenses
Know your numbers? Calculate profit and break-even →Coffee Shop · Midtown · daily
ChangeProfit analyzer
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Sales are only the starting point. Each expense removes part of that revenue before the remaining amount becomes profit.
Revenue
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Profit remaining
$0
Break-even revenue is the sales level required to cover the entered costs. The buffer shows how far current revenue sits above or below it.
Revenue − product costs − payroll − rent − marketing − licensing − theft and stock loss = profit. This is a business-level diagnostic, not a prediction of future sales.
Change one assumption at a time and compare the result with the current business.
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A financial test needs a real current baseline; no example is loaded automatically.
The game can show attractive income while product costs and recurring operations absorb most of it. Compare both figures before deciding that demand or pricing is the problem.
Estimated income / sales
Not entered
Money entering the business before expenses.
Actual profit
$0
Money left after all entered costs.
Return to the analyzer, make the missing cost explicit, and test one change at a time.
Return to the analyzer, make the missing cost explicit, and test one change at a time.
Return to the analyzer, make the missing cost explicit, and test one change at a time.
Return to the analyzer, make the missing cost explicit, and test one change at a time.
Return to the analyzer, make the missing cost explicit, and test one change at a time.
Return to the analyzer, make the missing cost explicit, and test one change at a time.
Revenue is not profit. Sales, entrance fees and office-service income create the top line, but every business must still pay the costs required to produce and deliver those sales. A busy store can therefore look successful while leaving only a narrow margin.
Different businesses carry different cost pressure. Retail businesses usually have direct product costs, while office businesses depend more heavily on skilled payroll and staffed workstation capacity. Rent, licensing, marketing, theft and stock loss can then reduce the remaining margin in either model.
Daily and weekly figures must use the same period. This analyzer converts between a daily view and a weekly view using your selected operating days. It does not assume every business opens seven days. Enter figures from the same period so the margin and break-even result stay meaningful.
Diagnosis should start with the largest pressure, not a universal benchmark. The cost ranking here is relative to the current scenario. Use it to decide whether to inspect pricing, products, staffing, rent, marketing or loss prevention next, then test one change without treating unchanged sales as guaranteed.
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Net margin 0%