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Markup Calculator

Compare cost-based markup with the real margin after discounts and selling fees.

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Markup price snapshot

List selling price

$29.70

Price after discount

$29.70

Margin

36.9%

Expected profit

$1,314.90

Comfortable priceTarget margin 35% ยท 105%

Cost and selling terms

Markup is based on cost. Add discount and fee rates to estimate the profit closer to the real sale.

Reverse target margin

Calculate the price needed to reach a desired margin.

Target price

$28.80

Gap vs current

-$0.90

Break-even price

$18.46

Fees

$89.10

Tax reference

$0.00

Break-even price

$18.46

Target price

$28.80

Price scenarios

%PriceProfitMargin
-10%$26.73$967.4130.2%
0%$29.70$1,314.9036.9%
+10%$32.67$1,662.3942.4%
+20%$35.64$2,009.8847%

Financial planning notice

This tool provides reference estimates only. Do not use it as the sole basis for lending, repayment, investment, tax, or contract decisions. Confirm the result with your lender, official documents, or a qualified professional before acting.

How markup and margin differ

Markup is the percentage added to cost. Margin is the percentage of the selling price kept as profit.

Usage notes

  • Selling price = cost x (1 + markup rate).
  • Margin = profit / selling price.
  • Target price = cost and fee-adjusted base / (1 - target margin).

Frequently asked questions

Is 50% markup the same as 50% margin?expand_more

No. Markup is based on cost, while margin is based on selling price.

Should tax be included in profit?expand_more

Usually pass-through taxes are reviewed separately. This tool shows tax as a reference amount.

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