Your profit after all variable and overhead costs — before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization.
Formula
EBITDA = Contribution Margin 3 − Overhead Costs
Explanation
EBITDA is the bottom line of Klar's P&L. It shows what is left after deducting all variable costs (COGS, logistics, transaction costs, marketing) and your overhead (salaries, rent, software, agency fees). A positive EBITDA means your business is generating operating profit. A negative EBITDA means total costs exceed total revenue.
Note that Klar's EBITDA is calculated from your configured cost structure — it is not a replacement for your accounting P&L, but it gives you a live, operationally accurate view of profitability.
Notes
Klar's EBITDA = CM3 − Overhead Costs. This is technically an operating profit figure at variable + overhead cost level. True accounting EBITDA may differ depending on depreciation, amortization, and financing structures not tracked in Klar.
Used in the following reports