Break-even duration

Equipment rents on three rates — a day rate, a week rate and a 28-day rate — and the cheapest one changes as the job runs long. This finds the two days where it changes, on a real listing’s real published rates.

Test 02

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Quincy Simon · Shoring - Testers

Day
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Week
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28 days
Not set

This listing publishes no rate ladder — the day, week and 28-day rates are not set. Without all three rungs the 28-day best-price cycle never engages: the rental simply bills at the day rate, so there is no break-even point to find. Nothing here is guessed from the rates that are set.

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The numbers come from one operator’s published rates, so the tool needs to know whose.

Where these numbers come from

The rates are the operator’s own, read live from their listing. The arithmetic is the same best-price billing engine that produces 2Quip invoices — not a second copy written for this page — run on the industry-standard terms: a 28-day cycle, whole weeks at the week rate, leftover days at the day rate capped at one more week.

An operator can agree different terms on an individual rental, and a long rental bills per 28-day cycle rather than in one lump. So treat this as what the rate card says, and the operator’s quote as what you are agreeing to.