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Peak Command / What-if

Work it through first,
then change the price.

Enter price, sales, unit cost and fixed costs, plus two other prices. You see the profit for each case and how much you would need to sell to keep profit the same.

Runs in your browser

Your assumptions

Your own assumptions. No benchmark, no advice and no performance promise from Peak.

Your result

Profit per month at price A€5,100The same profit as today needs 252 units (−16.2 %)
Profit per month today€3,300
  • Today€3,300
  • Price A€5,100
  • Price B€1,800
Difference A to today+€1,800

Price B: €1,800 · needs 358 units (+19.2 %)

The effect of the price on sales is unknown. The calculation keeps sales the same; enter your own assumption to test it.

Your own assumptions. No benchmark, no advice and no performance promise from Peak.

01 / Calculated openly

How customers react
the calculation does not know.

Profit = (price − unit cost) × sales − fixed costs. Without your own assumption the tool keeps sales the same and tells you which volume the new price would need.

The calculation

Fixed rules.
Easy to follow.

Your entries stay visible. The result follows exactly this calculation, without AI and without a server.

How it is calculated(€55.00 − €18.00) × 300 − €6,000 = €5,100(Price − unit cost) × sales − fixed costs = profit · sales for the same profit = today's contribution ÷ new contribution per unit
01 / First lever194 units

Break-even sales today

From this volume the contribution per unit covers the fixed costs.

02 / Second lever163 units

Break-even sales at price A

Fixed costs ÷ (price A − unit cost).

03 / Your result€5,100Profit per month at price A
In comparison€3,300

Profit per month today

02 / Other perspectives

Try two situations.

Worked examples to change. The values are made-up examples, not measured data.

  • 01 / Runs in your browser

    Course provider (fictional): price up

    Example with an own assumption: 10% fewer bookings at the higher price.

    (€450.00 − €60.00) × 36 − €7,000 = €7,040€7,040Profit per month at price A
    Profit per month today€6,200
  • 02 / Runs in your browser

    Lindenhof Workshop (fictional): discount

    Example without an assumption: what the discount would need in sales.

    (€108.00 − €70.00) × 150 − €4,500 = €1,200€1,200Profit per month at price A
    Profit per month today€3,000

03 / Move on transparently

In Peak Command with your real numbers.

Peak Command computes scenarios on revenue, ads, a delay or skipping an initiative with Peak Finance and Peak Year. A scenario changes nothing until you apply it in the owning product.

Your own assumptions. No benchmark, no advice and no performance promise from Peak.

Frequently asked questions

Does the calculator guess how customers react?

No. By default it only shows how many units you must keep. It calculates a change in units only once you enter your own assumption.

What does Peak Command do differently in Peak One?

There, Peak Command runs scenarios on revenue, ads, a delay or a skipped initiative from Peak Finance and Peak Year. A scenario changes nothing until you apply it in the owning product.

Is anything saved or sent?

No. Everything runs in your browser. Nothing is saved, nothing is sent to Peak and nothing goes out. You need no account.

Does the tool read data from Peak One?

No. It only knows what you enter on this page. In Peak One, Peak Command reads the numbers from the other Peak products, with source and freshness.