Calculate selling price from markup
Cost price
Profit amount
Selling price
Selling price = Cost price × (1 + Markup % ÷ 100)
Use this when you know the cost and the markup percentage you want to add.
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Calculateur de majoration
Utilisez ce calculateur gratuit de majoration pour estimer le prix de vente, le profit, le pourcentage de majoration et la marge. Saisissez votre coût et la majoration souhaitée, ou le coût et le prix de vente pour trouver la majoration.
Result overview
Cost price
40,000
Profit amount
20,000
Selling price
60,000
Markup %
50%
Margin %
33.33%
How to calculate markup
Markup compares profit to cost. It helps you decide how much to add on top of your cost to reach a selling price.
Calculate markup percentage
Profit amount
Cost price
100
Markup %
Markup % = Profit amount ÷ Cost price × 100
Use this when you know cost and selling price and need to find the markup.
Compare markup and margin
Profit amount
Selling price
100
Margin %
Margin % = Profit amount ÷ Selling price × 100
Markup compares profit to cost. Margin compares profit to selling price.
How to use this calculator
- Choose the calculation mode
- Enter your cost price
- Enter either the desired markup or the selling price
- Review profit amount, selling price, markup, and margin
Examples
Example 1
- Cost price
- 40,000
- Markup
- 50%
- Profit amount
- 20,000
- Selling price
- 60,000
- Margin
- 33.33%
A 50% markup on 40,000 adds 20,000 of profit and creates a selling price of 60,000.
Example 2
- Cost price
- 75,000
- Selling price
- 105,000
- Profit amount
- 30,000
- Markup
- 40%
- Margin
- 28.57%
When selling price is 105,000 and cost is 75,000, the profit is 30,000.
Tips
Do not confuse markup with margin.
Include direct costs before applying markup.
Consider overhead if markup should cover more than product cost.
Review markup when supplier, labor, or delivery costs change.
Use margin calculator separately when your main question is profitability as a share of revenue.
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