Break Even Chart Maker

A break-even chart is a line graph that plots total costs and total revenue against a volume or time axis. The point where the two lines intersect is the break-even point — where revenue equals total cost and profit is zero. Above that point, the business is profitable.

In MakeCharts, add two line series: one for total revenue and one for total costs across your unit range. The chart plots both lines, and the intersection shows your break-even point. Add a third line for fixed costs to show the baseline. Customize line styles and colors for clarity.

Yes. MakeCharts is free to use with no sign-up required. You can create, customize, and download break-even charts at no cost. Pro plans add CSV file upload and higher AI chart generation limits.

Yes. You can add as many line series as needed — total revenue, total cost, fixed cost, variable cost, or multiple pricing scenarios. Each line can have a distinct color and style (solid, dashed, dotted) for easy differentiation.

MakeCharts supports solid, dashed, dotted, and dash-dot line styles. You can also choose between linear interpolation (straight lines between points) and smooth monotone curves. Use different styles per series to distinguish revenue from cost lines.

Yes. Describe your cost structure in plain English — for example, 'Fixed costs $5,000, variable cost $6 per unit, selling price $10 per unit, show up to 2,000 units' — and the AI generates a complete break-even chart for you.

You need at least two data series: total revenue at each production/sales volume and total costs (fixed costs plus variable costs × units). Optionally, you can plot fixed costs as a flat horizontal baseline to show the fixed cost contribution visually.