Free Profit Margin Calculator.
Calculate profit margin, markup, profit per sale, and target selling price. Add shipping, fees, discounts, and other costs with this free calculator.
Accurate Formulas
Calculates true margin and markup.
Fee-Aware
Includes percentage-based fees in reverse pricing.
Discount Support
Accurately calculates profit after discounts.
100% Private
All calculations run directly in your browser.
More Than Just Margin
This calculator gives you the complete picture of your product profitability.
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Calculate Margin and Markup
Quickly find your profit margin and markup with one tool.
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Target Pricing
Need a specific margin? Enter your target and find out exactly what to charge.
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Advanced Costs
Factor in shipping, packaging, and percentage fees (like payment processing or marketplace fees).
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Scenario Comparison
Compare multiple price points to see how small changes affect your bottom line.
Understand Your Costs
See exactly where your money is going.
Base Cost
The direct cost of your product or service.
Fixed Costs
Fixed shipping, packaging, or handling costs.
Percentage Fees
Fees that scale with your selling price, correctly factored into reverse calculations.
Discounts
See how promotional discounts impact your final profit margin.
How to Calculate Profit Margin
Follow these steps to find your margin.
Enter your cost
Input the base cost to produce or acquire your item.
Enter your selling price
Input the final price you charge the customer.
Add any fees
Open the Advanced Costs section to add shipping or percentage fees.
Review results
See your profit, margin, markup, and cost breakdown instantly.
Browser-based calculation
This tool calculates everything directly in your browser. No financial data is ever sent to our servers.
Frequently Asked Questions.
Learn more about calculating profit margins, markup, and pricing strategies.
Profit margin is a measure of profitability. It is calculated by finding the profit (revenue minus costs) and dividing it by the revenue. It tells you what percentage of your sales is actual profit.
To calculate profit margin, subtract your total costs from your total revenue to get your profit. Then, divide your profit by your total revenue, and multiply by 100 to get the percentage.
Margin is your profit as a percentage of your selling price (revenue). Markup is your profit as a percentage of your cost. For example, if you buy an item for $50 and sell it for $100, your profit is $50. Your margin is 50% ($50/$100), but your markup is 100% ($50/$50).
Yes. Our calculator allows you to add fixed costs (like shipping and packaging) and percentage fees (like payment processing or marketplace fees). These are properly factored into both margin and reverse-pricing calculations.
Yes! Use the "What Should I Charge?" tab. Enter your cost and your desired target margin, and it will calculate the exact selling price required. It even accurately accounts for percentage-based fees that scale with your final price.
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