Unit Economics evaluates profitability per unit sold or used, guiding pricing strategies and cost management. Businesses break down revenue and expenses per occupant, customer, or transaction to measure long-term viability.

Key Points:

• Revenue per Unit: Income from a single occupant, user, or sale.
• Cost per Unit: Production, operational, and acquisition expenses.
• Break-Even Analysis: Identifies when revenue surpasses costs.
• Scalability Measurement: Determines if growth improves margins.

Strong unit economics indicate financial sustainability and long-term growth potential.