Margin and markup calculator

Distinguish margin on price from markup on cost. Cost 60 and price 100 gives 40% margin and 66.67% markup. Use values excluding VAT for a consistent comparison.

Result

Enter your data and run the tool. Your result will appear here.

Unit price and cost

Drag the divider or use the arrow keys to change the cost. Margin uses selling price as its base and markup uses cost.

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How to use the tool

Fill in these fields: Unit cost (€), Unit price (€).
Select “Calculate” to obtain the result.
Drag the divider or use the arrow keys to change the cost. Margin uses selling price as its base and markup uses cost.
Use the sliders in the calculator with a mouse, touch or the arrow keys. Use the calculator fields for precise values or values outside the sliders’ ranges.

Method and principles

Formula

m = \frac{P - C}{P} \times 100

M = (P−C) ÷ P × 100; R = (P−C) ÷ C × 100

Result details

Result details
Parameter	Value
Markup on cost	66.6666666667 %
Unit profit	€40.00

Practical example

Input

Unit cost (€): 60
Unit price (€): 100

Result

40 %

Calculation steps

Substitute the example values into the formula.
$m = \frac{100 - 60}{100} \times 100$

Limits and checks

Limits and checks
Parameter	Value
Unit cost (€)	≥ 0; ≤ 1000000000
Unit price (€)	≥ 0.01; ≤ 1000000000

Margin and markup calculator

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Unit price and cost

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