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Find your profit margin and markup from cost and price, or work out the selling price you need for a target margin or markup.
What you pay to buy or make one unit.
Price before VAT.
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Margin or markup?
Margin is profit divided by the selling price. Markup is profit divided by cost. A 25% markup equals a 20% margin. Prices here are before VAT.
Find the profit margin and markup from your cost and selling price, or the price you need for a target margin or markup.
Profit 20 SAR, margin 20%, markup 25%.
Margin is profit divided by the selling price. Markup is profit divided by the cost. Cost 80 and price 100 gives profit 20, a margin of 20% and a markup of 25%.
Divide the cost by 0.70. A cost of 70 gives a selling price of 100. Choose 'Cost and margin' in the calculator.
Multiply the cost by 1.30. A cost of 100 gives a selling price of 130. Choose 'Cost and markup' in the calculator.
Without VAT. VAT is collected for the government, so it is not part of your profit or your cost of goods.
It depends on the business. Shops with fast sales often work with lower margins than services or custom products. Compare with similar businesses and include rent, salaries and other running costs.
Yes. If the selling price is below the cost you are selling at a loss, and the calculator shows a negative margin.