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Zoo budget planner

Enter income and expense lines from the in-game summary and read net income, weekly cash and break-even guest counts.

Arithmetic on your numbers only; the tool never labels the zoo healthy or unhealthy. · Last reviewed 2026-09-23

Income lines

Expense lines

Projection settings

Result

0net per period
10,000projected cash after 1 period(s)
0guests/period to break even

Formulas: net = Σ income − Σ expenses · cash = opening cash + net × periods · break-even guests = expenses ÷ income per guest. The period label is your own record; the tool never labels the zoo healthy or unhealthy.

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Formula, data version and scope

Zoo budget planner — formula, data version and scope
ItemValue
FormulaNet = Σ income − Σ expense · Break-even guests per week = weekly fixed costs ÷ income per guest (both user-entered) · Cash projection = opening cash + Σ net per week.
Data versionUser-entered · no Planet Zoo 2 game data imported
Source scopeLine items must come from the in-game finance panel; build version is saved with the plan.
AssumptionsIncome per guest is an average the user derives from the in-game guest spending panel. · Weekly periods match the game’s own in-game month/week labels — the user records which period is used.
UnsupportedNo loans, subsidies or interest. · No seasonal variation. · No price-elasticity modeling. · No expansion cost estimates from this wiki.
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Confirmed: Directly supported by an official source captured for this edition, or a statement about the wiki’s own editorial method. Announced: Stated by an official source; the detailed implementation is not yet verified. Observed: First-hand gameplay observation; not recreated or tested by this wiki. Reported: Provided through a brief or secondary channel; not yet independently rechecked against an official source. Inferred: A reasonable reading of an official statement; not stated outright and not guaranteed. Unresolved: No verifiable evidence exists yet. Published as an open question. Outdated: Superseded by a newer statement or from an earlier edition.

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