Sales Margin & Markup Profit Calculator
Calculate gross profit, margin percentage, and markup instantly. Enter any two values (cost, revenue, margin, or markup) to solve for the rest with full volume projections.
Pricing Parameters
Revenue minus COGS per item
Profit divided by Selling Price
Profit divided by Cost
Gross Revenue: $8,000.00
Volume Scaling & Profit Scenarios
Real-time projections for unit milestones| Units Sold | Total COGS | Gross Revenue | Net Profit | Gross Margin | Effective Markup |
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Margin vs. Markup Quick Reference Cheat Sheet
How to Calculate Sales Margin and Markup in 3 Easy Steps
Enter Cost & Selling Price
Input your Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) and desired Revenue / Selling Price per item, or select a target margin % preset.
Instant Real-Time Math
The calculator automatically computes Gross Profit ($), Profit Margin (%), and Markup (%) with zero server lag.
Analyze Volume Scenarios
Review multi-unit volume projections, inspect the cost-to-profit composition bar, and export your analysis to CSV or clipboard.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Margin and Markup? ▼
Profit Margin is the percentage of the selling price that is profit: (Profit / Revenue) × 100.
Markup is the percentage by which the cost is increased to arrive at the selling price: (Profit / Cost) × 100.
For example, if an item costs $50 and sells for $100, the profit is $50. The markup is 100% (cost doubled), but the profit margin is 50% (half of the selling price is profit).
How do I calculate Selling Price from Cost and Desired Margin? ▼
Use the formula: Selling Price = Cost / (1 - (Margin % / 100)). For example, if your cost is $60 and you want a 40% margin, your selling price is 60 / (1 - 0.40) = $100.00.
Are my financial numbers uploaded or stored? ▼
Never. All calculations happen entirely inside your local browser memory using JavaScript. No numbers, costs, or formulas ever leave your device.
What is a Keystone Markup? ▼
Keystone pricing is a retail pricing method where merchandise is priced for resale at double the wholesale cost (a 100% markup), resulting in an exact 50% gross profit margin.
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