Store Ledger: Break-Even

How many daily orders does your food business need to break even? Store Ledger helps you estimate a restaurant, cafe, bubble tea shop or bakery before you commit. Enter investment, rent, labor, average order value, daily orders and costs to review operating balance, break-even volume and estimated payback. FREE FEATURES • Quick and full estimates • Gross margin from ingredients, packaging, waste, commissions and promotions, or a margin you enter yourself • Monthly operating balance, break-even revenue and orders, plus a broad payback range • Mark owner pay as unconfirmed, included in labor or added separately; add up to 3 other monthly fixed costs • Adjustable starting templates; save and compare 2 plans • Share a core result image with project name and location hidden by default LIFETIME PRO — ONE-TIME IN-APP PURCHASE • Estimated payback in months under your assumptions • Full stress tests for fewer orders, higher rent, lower order values and lower margins • Assumption checks and an order-volume curve • Unlimited saved plans and comparisons • Complete text reports and category risk checklists Eligible users of version 1.3 or earlier keep their previous core features. Purchase and restore options are available in the app. No auto-renewing subscription. Available in English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese and Korean. Choose from 10 currency units; saved plans keep their own currency. No exchange conversion is applied. Do not compare different currencies directly. Templates and reference ranges are based on mainland China, with a coverage notice for overseas or unspecified locations. Plans stay on your device. No account, advertising or third-party analytics SDK. Your shop information is not uploaded. Sharing happens only after your preview and action through the system share sheet. Estimates include entered costs only. Unentered taxes, depreciation and financing costs are excluded; operating balance is not after-tax profit. Full estimates exclude refundable deposits from payback capital; quick estimates use total investment. Reference ranges help check assumptions and are not industry averages or earnings promises. Verify revenue, costs and contract terms before committing.