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Business Tools

Business tools for quick planning around pricing, vendor choices, meeting costs, unit economics, risk, and operational tradeoffs.

Start with these tools

Use this collection to turn a business question into a small calculation or structured comparison before it becomes a spreadsheet, meeting, or stakeholder update.

Invoice Splitter

Split invoices by team member, project, or department with transparent math.

Common workflow

  1. Define the decision: pricing, prioritization, vendor comparison, cost, risk, or operational capacity.
  2. Run the tool with a realistic baseline and document every assumption.
  3. Compare at least one conservative and one optimistic scenario.
  4. Use the result as planning context, then validate financial, legal, or operational commitments separately.

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Break-Even Analysis Calculator

Calculate break-even point and contribution margin.

Break-Even Calculator

Calculate break-even units and revenue with fixed and variable cost inputs.

Churn Impact Simulator

Project customer count and MRR under churn and acquisition assumptions.

Conversion Rate Calculator

Calculate conversion rate, AOV, and revenue per visitor.

Customer Lifetime Value Calculator

Calculate total customer value over their lifetime.

Invoice Splitter

Split invoices by team member, project, or department with transparent math.

Pricing Tier Designer

Model tier pricing and customer mix to forecast monthly and annual revenue.

Profit Margin Calculator

Compute profit, margin, and markup from revenue and cost.

ROI Calculator

Calculate Return on Investment and annualized returns.

Discount Calculator

Compute discount amount, post-discount price, and final total with tax.

FAQ

What business questions do these tools answer?

They help with focused questions like break-even, margins, vendor scoring, meeting cost, risk scoring, and operational planning.

Should these replace a business model?

No. They are fast planning aids. A full model should still handle timing, accounting treatment, taxes, financing, and approvals.

How should I present the output?

Share the result with the inputs, assumptions, and scenario label so the number can be challenged and reproduced.

How many tools are in this collection?

This category currently includes 10 focused tools, with the most practical starting points shown first.