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DPC break-even calculator

How many members does a direct primary care practice need to cover its costs and pay you what you want? Change a number and the result updates. The address in your browser holds your inputs, so you can bookmark or share it. We store nothing and ask for no email.

Revenue

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The AAFP 2026 data brief, p. 2, says 64% of DPC practices charge one but gives no amount.

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Monthly fixed costs

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Per patient and pay

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This is a planning aid, not financial advice. It is not tax, legal or accounting advice and does not predict your practice's results. It assumes a constant fee and steady growth, and it counts enrolment fees only in this month's revenue. Check your numbers with an accountant before you commit.

Where the defaults come from

  • Monthly fee per patient: DPC Alliance, State of DPC 2026: national average per member per month, p. 13 (the report's text on the same page also gives $98.64). Checked 2026-10-31.
  • EHR software: No fresh published vendor prices yet.
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  • Supplies and labs: No verifiable public figure; enter your own.
  • Other fixed costs: No verifiable public figure; enter your own.
  • Enrolment fee: The AAFP 2026 data brief, p. 2, says 64% of DPC practices charge one but gives no amount.
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