Markup & Margin Calculator
Convert between cost price, selling price, markup % and margin %
Pricing Inputs
₹
Markup % = (SP − CP) ÷ CP × 100
Result
Selling Price
₹0.00
Profit
₹0.00
Markup %
0%
Margin %
0%
| Component | Value | Formula |
|---|---|---|
| Cost Price (CP) | ₹0.00 | — |
| Profit (SP − CP) | ₹0.00 | SP − CP |
| Markup % | 0% | (SP−CP)÷CP×100 |
| Margin % | 0% | (SP−CP)÷SP×100 |
| Selling Price (SP) | ₹0.00 | CP × (1 + Markup/100) |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is markup?
It is the percentage amount added to the cost price to determine the selling price.
What is margin?
It is the percentage of profit relative to the final selling price (revenue).
Which is better to track, markup or margin?
Margin is generally better for profitability analysis since it reflects the percentage of revenue kept as profit, while markup is more useful when setting prices from a known cost.
Can markup and margin be used together?
Yes — use markup to decide how to price a product from its cost, and use margin to report and analyze overall profitability.