Unit Economics Calculator Connector for AI agents.

It connects your marketing costs directly to your profit margins. By calculating the payback period, it tells you exactly how many months it takes to recoup your spend, helping you decide which channels are actually worth the investment.

Yes. By inputting your price and your variable costs like COGS and support, it calculates your contribution margin. If that margin is too thin to cover your acquisition costs, it's a clear sign your pricing needs adjustment.

The Connector provides a health rating based on your specific payback period. While 'healthy' varies by industry, this capability gives you an objective score so you can benchmark your growth against standard profitability targets.

It works for any product or service where you can define a unit price, a variable cost per unit, and a customer acquisition cost. This makes it ideal for SaaS, e-commerce, and service-based businesses.

It automates the sequence of math. Instead of you manually calculating margins, then LTV, then payback periods in a sheet, your agent does all three in one go and gives you the final numbers instantly.

Absolutely. You can input different churn rates to see how they impact your projected lifetime value and, ultimately, how much longer it takes to break even on your marketing spend.

You must first use calculate_contribution_margin by providing the Gross Price, COGS, and Support Cost. This establishes the core monthly profit before considering long-term effects.

Use calculate_payback_period. This capability takes your Customer Acquisition Cost and the monthly contribution margin to tell you exactly how many months it will take to break even. A lower number means better unit economics.

The most comprehensive view comes from calculate_payback_period. It synthesizes all inputs to provide a Net LTV Residual Margin, which is the true profit left over after paying back your CAC and accounting for churn.