Raise Prices with Confidence — without losing revenue

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What you’ll get

Price ↑ vs. Clients ↑ — See the revenue impact either way.
Fear Break-Even — How many clients you can lose at a higher price and still break even.
High-Value Ladder — Fewer clients, bigger value; map your targets.
Package Builder — 12-month package with instant totals.

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Founders, coaches, agencies, and service businesses who want profit-NOW pricing — without a spreadsheet headache.

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Pricing — Profit-First View (Page 1)

Quickly test a price increase, model client loss risk, design a high-value/low-client plan, and build a package price. All $ are annual by default; monthly shown for reference.

Current yearly price ($)

Monthly ≈ $467

Current # of clients

Annual revenue (baseline)

Now$280,000

1) Increase price vs. increase clients

What this shows

Left: raise price while keeping the same clients. Right: keep the old price and raise client count to hit the same revenue. (Mirrors the table on Page 1.)

Row count

Price step per row ($)

Keep clients fixed at

Yearly price	Monthly	# clients	Revenue		Old yearly price	Monthly	# clients needed	Revenue

2) Fear — “How many clients can I lose and break even?”

New yearly price ($)

Current clients

Result

Clients you can lose0

Revenue if you lose that many$0

Monthly price at new rate$0

3) High value & low number of clients

What this shows

Pick a target client count (e.g., 22). See revenue at higher price points. (This echoes the right-hand table on Page 1.)

# of clients

Start price ($)

Price step ($)

Yearly price	Monthly	# clients	Total revenue

4) Build a package price (12‑month commitment)

How to use

Enter each item’s unit price and how many you’ll deliver in 12 months. The yearly total and monthly price are calculated. Preloaded with the Page 1 example.

Service item	Subtotal ($)	Notes
	$5,000
	$100
	$2,700
	$500
	$4,000
	$1,200
	$1,200
	$200
	$3,000
	$1,500
Add / edit rows as needed. The example totals $19,400 a year ≈ $1,617/mo.	$19,400	$1,617 / mo

FAQ

Do I need Excel?: No — it runs in your browser.
Is it really free?: Yes — completely free. No credit card, no trial. Keep it as long as you like.
Will you pitch me?: Nope. You’ll get the toolkit and a quick walkthrough. You can also opt in to the Weekly CFO Brief (optional, 1-click unsubscribe).
What’s the Weekly CFO Brief?: A short weekly email with one practical cash/profit tip (2–3 min). Examples: safe price rises, 10% OPEX trim, profit-first setup. Optional and you can unsubscribe anytime.
Support?: Reply to the email anytime: hello@cfo.sg.

Profit First - Pricing Calculators

Pricing Scenario Calculators

Based on Profit First® Professionals Data

This is an interactive calculator page. You can input numbers directly into the fields below to model your revenue. All calculations update instantly.

Calculator 1: Price Increase Scenario

Use this to model the concept from Page 1: What happens if you increase your price but lose clients? [cite: 14, 15]

Current Yearly Price ($)

Current # of Clients

Current Total Revenue ($)

Proposed NEW Yearly Price ($)

Clients Lost (due to price rise)

New Total Revenue ($)

Revenue Impact

Calculator 2: Service Package Pricer

Build a 12-month commitment package based on the itemized service list[cite: 26, 29]. Check items to include and set the quantity provided over the year.

Inc. Service Item Unit Price Number (Qty)

Total Monthly Commitment: $1,617

Total Annual Package Value: $19,400

Profit First - Package Price Calculator

Service Package Calculator

Based on the Profit First® Professionals Model

Select the service items to include in your 12-month package and adjust the quantity (number of units offered over the year). The calculator will automatically compute the total annual and monthly price based on the data provided in your document[cite: 27, 28, 29].

Inc. Service Item Unit Price Number (Qty)

Total Monthly Commitment: $1,617

Total Annual Package Value: $19,400

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CPR • House Always Wins

Profit-First Price Floor Calculator

Back-solve a safe fee from your Profit / Owner Pay / Tax / OPEX targets. Paste once, edit in place.

Auto-balance OPEX

Dark mode

Your Targets

Owner Pay target — monthly (SGD)

Capacity hours — billable per month

Profit %

Owner Pay %

Tax %

OPEX %

Your percentages must total 100%. Enable auto-balance or adjust numbers.

This Engagement

Estimated delivery hours for this job

Materials & Subs (pass-through) for this job (SGD)

Quoted fee to test (optional)

Upside buffer (%) for suggested fee

We’ll show a “do-not-go-below” price (incl. M&S) and a suggested fee with a buffer.

Results

Required Real Revenue / month

–

Target Real-Revenue per hour

–

Job Real-Revenue target

–

“Do not go below” (incl. M&S)

–

Bucket	% target	Monthly budget
Profit	–	–
Owner Pay	–	–
Tax	–	–
OPEX	–	–
Sum	–

Price floor without M&S

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Suggested fee (+ buffer)

–

PASS rule: Fee ≥ “Do not go below”. For discounts, use VIP/prepay (cash-up-front).