Calculate margin and markup from cost and selling price
Markup and margin are often confused. Enter purchase and selling price and see both values side by side.
How it works
Markup refers to the purchase price, margin to the selling price. At a cost of 10 and a price of 15 that is 50 % markup but only 33.3 % margin.
The sample values are only for trying out. Replace them with your numbers. Fees, shipping and taxes are not included.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between margin and markup?
Markup is calculated from the purchase price, margin from the selling price. The same prices therefore give two different percentages.
Are fees included?
No. Deduct fees, shipping and packaging yourself first or add them to the purchase price.
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