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Price confidently by checking gross margin, markup, and profit in one quick calculation. Enter cost and revenue to see what your pricing really delivers.
Use cost and revenue to reveal gross margin percentage, markup, and gross profit.
Profit margin helps you make confident pricing decisions and compare product performance across your catalog.
Use the calculator anytime you launch a new offer or update pricing. It highlights how much revenue becomes profit after costs.
Compare multiple products or services by running the numbers for each one, then prioritize the highest-margin work.
Include materials, labor, and any direct expenses.
Use the selling price or total revenue earned.
Compare margin, markup, and profit before you price.
Filter by project size to find the right fit.
Answers to the most common profit margin questions.
Profit margin is the percentage of revenue left after covering costs. It shows how much of each dollar earned is profit.
Subtract cost from revenue to get gross profit, then divide profit by revenue and multiply by 100.
It depends on your industry. Many businesses aim for 10% or higher, while service or software companies can target 20-40%+.
If a product costs $50 and sells for $100, gross profit is $50 and gross margin is 50%.