Price & Margin Calculator

Work out selling price, profit, margin, and markup so you can price products with confidence instead of guessing.[web:832][web:835][web:842]

Profit per unit
USD 16.67
Margin / Markup
40.00% margin · 66.67% markup
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Calculation mode
Currency
Selling price
USD 41.67

Set this price to achieve the calculated margin and markup.

Profit per unit
USD 16.67

Price minus cost before overhead and taxes.

Margin & markup
40.00% margin
66.67% markup on cost.

Margin vs markup explained

Margin measures profit as a percentage of selling price, while markup measures profit as a percentage of cost.[web:832][web:836][web:840][web:850]

  • Margin = (price − cost) ÷ price × 100.[web:837][web:843][web:849]
  • Markup = (price − cost) ÷ cost × 100.[web:832][web:835][web:846]
  • Using margin numbers inside markup formulas is a common mistake that underprices products.[web:838][web:846][web:850]
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How to choose healthy margins

Strong margins should cover product costs, overhead, marketing, and still leave profit once discounts and returns are factored in.[web:842][web:841][web:847]

Pricing tips for sustainable profit

  • Build in a margin buffer so promotions and shipping do not erase profits.[web:838][web:844]
  • Use higher markups on niche or low‑competition items and lower markups on price‑sensitive products.[web:838][web:840]
  • Review margins regularly as supplier costs and market pricing change over time.[web:842][web:845]
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