Set a markup % on cost to get selling price and implied margin.
Enter cost and desired markup percent to get selling price, markup dollars, and the implied profit margin. Ideal for cost-plus pricing and wholesale catalogs.
No. Markup is based on cost; margin is based on selling price. Use the Profit Margin Calculator when you already know both cost and price.
No. Markup sets the pre-tax selling price. Add tax with the Sales Tax Calculator if needed.
Enter unit cost and desired markup in ToolVera’s markup calculator to get selling price, markup dollars, and the implied margin before you list the item.
A 50% margin means profit is half of selling price, which requires 100% markup on cost (sell at 2× cost). Use the calculator to confirm markup ↔ margin pairs for your numbers.
Set selling price from cost and target markup — and see how it differs from margin. Free ToolVera markup calculator.
Read: Markup vs Margin Calculator: Price from Cost →Calculate profit, margin %, and markup from cost and revenue.
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