Markup calculator
Calculate markup and gross profit from cost and selling price. Understand why markup differs from margin.
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How to use this calculator
- Enter values with a consistent currency and reporting period.
- Calculate to see the result and supporting figures.
- Review the formula and assumptions before using the result.
The formula, explained
Markup expresses the increase above cost. Buying at 60 and selling at 100 gives a markup of about 66.67%. The margin on that same sale is 40%, because margin divides by selling price.
Example inputs: product cost 60; selling price 100. Result: 66.6667 %.
What to check before using the result
A 50% markup is not a 50% margin. Keep currency and tax treatment consistent. A zero cost has no defined markup percentage, even when the sale produces revenue.
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