Instantly calculate gross margin, net profit, and markup. Stop underpricing — discover the true profitability of every product you sell.
Most sellers don't know their true product profitability. They confuse revenue with profit, overlook hidden fees, and leave thousands on the table. A product that seems profitable at 30% margin might actually be losing money after shipping and transaction costs.
Our calculator factors in COGS, shipping, payment processing, marketplace fees, and overhead to reveal your true gross margin, net profit, and ideal markup. Make pricing decisions with confidence.
Price products for sustainable profit
Compare margins across SKUs
From COGS to net margin — actionable profit insights.
(Revenue - COGS) ÷ Revenue × 100. See what percentage of each sale is profit before overhead.
Revenue minus all costs (COGS + fees + shipping + overhead). Your true take-home per sale.
Determine selling price based on desired margin percentage.
Track material, labor, manufacturing, and landed costs per unit.
Incorporate payment processing, marketplace fees, and sales tax.
Compare margins across your entire product catalog side-by-side.
Calculate units needed to cover fixed costs at current margin.
Export PDF with cost breakdowns and margin analysis.
See how changing costs or price affects margin instantly.
No accounting degree required — just enter your numbers.
Product cost + shipping + fees
Your retail price per unit
Optional fixed costs per unit
Gross %, net profit, markup
Most businesses compete on revenue. Smart ones compete on margin. Here's why.
Know your margin floor so you never sell at a loss during discounts or promotions.
High revenue ≠ high profit. Find which SKUs actually drive bottom-line growth.
See exactly how a $1 price change impacts your margin percentage and net profit.
Industry-specific margin averages for 25+ categories.
Adjust any variable and see margin impact instantly.
No limits, no paywalls — accessible to all businesses.
| Feature | SEOScaleUp ✓ | Excel/Sheets | Paid Margin Tools ($19+/mo) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gross Margin % | ✓ | ~ (manual formulas) | ✓ |
| Net Profit Per Unit | ✓ | ~ | ✓ |
| Markup Calculator | ✓ | ~ | ✓ |
| Fee & Tax Impact | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Multi-product Comparison | ✓ | ~ | ✓ |
| Break-even Analysis | ✓ | ✗ | ~ |
| What-If Scenarios | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Unlimited Free Searches | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ |
| Shareable PDF Report | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ |
Margin is profit as a percentage of revenue (selling price). Markup is profit as a percentage of cost. For example: $50 cost, $100 price = 50% margin, 100% markup. Our calculator shows both so you can speak to either metric.
It varies by industry: grocery 2-5%, retail 20-50%, software 70-85%, manufacturing 10-30%, ecommerce 15-45%. Our calculator shows industry benchmarks based on 1M+ products.
Gross margin (revenue minus COGS) helps compare product-level profitability. Net margin (after all costs) shows true business health. Use both — gross for pricing decisions, net for overall strategy.
Amazon, eBay, Etsy take 10-20% of each sale. Our calculator includes these fees in your cost structure so you see true take-home margin after marketplace deductions.
Enter total bundle cost (sum of individual product costs plus discount) and bundle selling price. Our calculator will show if bundling improves or reduces your margin percentage.
Yes. Include supplier cost, shipping fees, and any transaction fees as your cost. The calculator reveals if your selling price leaves enough margin after all dropshipping expenses.
Whenever costs change (supplier price increases, shipping rate changes, new fees) or quarterly for strategic pricing reviews. Small cost changes can significantly impact margin over volume.
Yes — export as PDF or CSV. All calculations are local; we don't store your data. You can bookmark results or save reports for your records.
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