Profit Margin Calculator
Calculate revenue, total cost, gross profit or loss, profit margin, markup, and suggested price for a target margin.
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Profit Margin
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- Profit Margin
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About Profit Margin Calculator
The Profit Margin Calculator helps estimate whether your selling price is leaving enough profit after costs. Enter cost per unit, selling price, units sold, and any additional cost to calculate revenue, total cost, gross profit or loss, margin, and markup.
See profit as a percentage of revenue.
Include unit and additional costs.
Compare profit against total cost.
Estimate price for a planned margin.
How to Use Profit Margin Calculator?
Add your cost per unit.
Enter selling price per unit.
Enter quantity and extra costs.
Check margin, profit, and markup.
Profit Margin Formula
Profit margin compares profit with revenue. Markup compares profit with cost. Both help in pricing, but margin is usually easier to compare across products and services.
Revenue is selling price multiplied by units. Total cost is cost per unit multiplied by units plus additional costs.
Popular Uses
Check profit on shop or online sales.
Compare unit cost with selling price.
Understand profit after a price change.
Estimate price needed for planned margin.
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Why Use Ganak Mitra Profit Margin Calculator?
Use this calculator for quick pricing checks, business planning, discount reviews, product costing, and margin comparison. It keeps revenue, cost, margin, and markup visible so you can judge pricing decisions clearly.
Profit marginGross profitMarkupTarget priceBusiness pricingProfit Margin Calculator FAQ
What is profit margin?
Profit margin shows what percentage of revenue remains as profit after costs. It is calculated as profit divided by revenue multiplied by 100.
What formula does this calculator use?
Revenue is selling price multiplied by units. Total cost is cost per unit multiplied by units plus additional costs. Profit margin is gross profit divided by revenue multiplied by 100.
Is margin the same as markup?
No. Margin compares profit with revenue, while markup compares profit with cost. For the same transaction, markup percentage is usually higher than margin percentage.
Can this show loss also?
Yes. If total cost is higher than revenue, the result shows gross loss and negative margin.
Does this include GST, tax, or discounts?
No. This is a planning calculator. Consider GST, income tax, discounts, returns, payment gateway fees, wastage, and other costs separately.