Power of One

See what 1% or one day does to profit and cash — then take a prompt for your own agents.

Illustrative until you enter your actuals. Not financial advice.

Your numbers

Pick a business type, keep the example, or plug in your own.

Your levers

Dial each lever either way (% / days or $). Defaults start at ±1% / ±1 day — drag or type to explore.

Profit impact

Cash impact

How this is calculated
  • Price / ARPU ≈ revenue × (% ÷ 100) — dial works both ways
  • Volume ≈ revenue × (% ÷ 100) × CM (contribution margin) from the field, or (revenue − direct) ÷ revenue if blank
  • Direct / COGS profit ≈ −(direct × (% ÷ 100)) — cost down helps profit
  • Opex profit ≈ −(opex × (% ÷ 100))
  • AR cash ≈ −(days × revenue ÷ 365) — fewer days frees cash
  • Inventory or WIP (work in progress) cash ≈ −(days × direct ÷ 365)
  • AP cash ≈ +(days × direct ÷ 365) (v1 proxy)
  • $ mode — type a signed dollar move; implied % or ≈days shown from the base

Separate profit levers from cash levers. Do not treat price up as free if volume elasticity is material. Do not extend DPO (days payable outstanding) in ways that damage critical suppliers. Illustrative — not advice.

Take it with you

Download a pre-filled prompt for your own agents — stack-agnostic.

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