Academy Startup Profitability Calculator

Academy Startup Profitability Calculator helps Estimate revenue, conversion value, and rough profit scenarios from traffic or sales assumptions.

Academy startup profitability

Uses the Korean 2026 academy and tutoring-center model with initial investment, student revenue, rent, labor, employer social insurance, income tax, local tax, BEP, and ROI.

Monthly revenue

₩18,500,000

Monthly profit

₩226,588

Break-even

No BEP

3-year ROI

-57.9%

Initial investment
₩83,500,000
Employer social insurance
₩1,173,412
Annual income tax plus local tax
₩179,457
Final profit with deposit recovery
-₩18,378,028

Related calculators

Academy startup profitability guide

This English page translates the Korean academy and tutoring-center startup calculator and calls calculateProfitability, calculateTotalInitialInvestment, calculateMonthlyRevenue, calculateMonthlyExpense, calculateSocialInsurance, calculateIncomeTax, and calculateExpenseBreakdown. It preserves 2026 SOCIAL_INSURANCE_RATES, INCOME_TAX_BRACKETS, LOCAL_TAX_RATE 10%, academy versus tutoring-center labor rules, max 9 students for tutoring-center, BEP, monthly entries, yearly entries, ROI, tax analysis, and final profit with deposit recovery.

Initial investment and monthly revenue

Initial investment includes deposit, interior, equipment, textbook setup, registration, signage, and other initial cost. Presets such as English academy or math academy provide realistic Korean default amounts.

Monthly revenue is monthly fee per student times student count plus additional income. For tutoring centers, the simulation caps students at 9, reflecting the Korean legal and operating structure of small tutoring rooms.

Expense and social-insurance model

Academy expenses include rent, instructor labor, owner salary, employer social insurance, textbooks, marketing, utilities, insurance, and other expenses. Tutoring centers use assistant labor instead of instructor plus owner salary in the labor branch.

Employer social insurance includes national pension, health insurance, long-term care, employment insurance, employment-stability contribution, and industrial accident insurance from the 2026 SOCIAL_INSURANCE_RATES table.

BEP, ROI, and taxes

The simulation grows students, fees, and expenses by annual rates across 1, 3, or 5 years. Cumulative profit starts negative by initial investment, and BEP is the first month where cumulative profit reaches zero.

Tax analysis uses annual base profit, INCOME_TAX_BRACKETS, local income tax at LOCAL_TAX_RATE 10%, after-tax annual profit, after-tax monthly profit, and final profit with deposit recovery.