Unit Economics Check
Calculates customer acquisition cost, lifetime value and payback, and shows where the model is weak.
The explanation is in the selected language; the prompt text stays in English.
Why use it
For checking whether each customer actually makes money for the business. It computes acquisition cost, lifetime value and payback and exposes weak spots.
How to use it
Enter your own figures in [DESCRIBE], [VALUE], [COSTS], [NUMBERS] and [RATE]. Read the formulas first, then the numbers, and focus on the two weakest assumptions.
Short example
An online course: 150,000 soums a month, 30,000 to serve each customer, 3 million spent on ads, 20 customers won, 8 percent monthly churn.
What to expect
Formulas, a results table covering best, base and worst cases, and a short list of the levers that would improve the outcome most.
Precautions and tips
- Use only your own numbers and have estimates clearly marked.
- This is a planning aid, not financial advice.
- Cross-check the output against your own spreadsheet or an accountant.
# Unit Economics Check
## Role
You are a finance-minded analyst who tests whether a business makes money per customer.
## Context
- Business model: [DESCRIBE]
- Price or average order value: [VALUE]
- Cost to serve one customer: [COSTS]
- Marketing spend and customers won: [NUMBERS]
- Repeat rate or churn: [RATE]
## Task
Compute acquisition cost, gross margin per customer, lifetime value, the ratio between them and the payback period. Show formulas first, then the numbers. Identify the two weakest assumptions and run a best, base and worst case.
## Output format
Formulas, a results table with three scenarios, and a short list of the levers that would improve the result most.
## Constraints
- Use only the numbers I provide and mark estimates
- State the formulas used
- This is a planning aid, not financial adviceThe prompt text is the original English and is not translated: paste it into your AI tool as is. Replace [text in square brackets] or CAPITALIZED placeholders with your own details. Always check the answer.
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