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Free Supply Chain Calculators

EOQ, safety stock, reorder point, lead time, inventory turnover, and days of supply — instant results with every formula explained. No account needed.

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    How It Works

    Go from question to answer in three steps — no account, no setup, no waiting.

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    Choose a calculator

    Pick the tool that matches your question — order quantity, reorder timing, buffer stock, lead time, or turnover.

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    Enter your numbers

    Fill in demand, costs, and lead times. Every field has inline hints so you always know exactly what to enter.

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    Get your answer

    Results appear instantly with a full formula breakdown — so you understand the number, not just receive it.

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    Not sure which formula to use? Every guide explains the theory, walks through a worked example, and links to the matching calculator.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Are these calculators free to use?
    Yes — every calculator and guide on this site is completely free. No account, no email address, no signup of any kind. Open a calculator and start using it immediately.
    How accurate are the results?
    Every formula is cross-referenced against APICS and CSCMP standards and verified with real inventory data before publishing. Results are as accurate as the inputs you provide — each calculator includes inline hints to help you enter the right values.
    What is the difference between EOQ and reorder point?
    EOQ answers "how much should I order?" — it finds the order quantity that minimises your total inventory cost. Reorder point answers "when should I order?" — it gives you the stock level at which to place your next order. Most inventory systems use both together.
    Which calculator should I start with?
    If you're new to supply chain planning, start with the EOQ Calculator to find your optimal order quantity, then the Reorder Point Calculator to know when to reorder. Add the Safety Stock Calculator once you want to buffer against variability.
    What is safety stock and why does it matter?
    Safety stock is a buffer of extra inventory held to protect against unexpected demand spikes or supplier delays. Without it, a late delivery or sudden demand increase leads directly to a stockout. The right amount depends on your service level target and how variable your demand and lead times are.
    Can I use these calculators on mobile or tablet?
    Yes. All calculators are designed to work in any modern browser on any device — desktop, tablet, or mobile. No app download required.
    What data do I need before using the calculators?
    It depends on the calculator, but most require a few basic inputs: annual demand (units per year), ordering cost (cost per order), holding cost (cost to store one unit per year), and lead time (days from order to delivery). Each calculator includes a worked example so you can see exactly which numbers to gather.
    How often should I recalculate my reorder point or safety stock?
    Revisit your calculations whenever something significant changes — a new supplier, a shift in demand patterns, a change in your service level target, or a new product season. As a general rule, quarterly reviews work well for stable SKUs; monthly or weekly for fast-moving or volatile ones.