Markup Calculator

Apply a markup to cost or reverse-calculate markup and margin from cost and selling price.

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Pricing workspace

Choose the pricing question you want to solve

Amounts are currency-neutral. Use one currency consistently across every amount in the calculation.

This is deterministic planning math, not an industry benchmark or accounting recommendation.

Tool guide

1. Add the required input

Enter or upload the information Markup Calculator needs.

2. Run the tool

Use the main action to create, check, calculate, convert, or preview the result.

3. Review the result

Check the output before copying, downloading, or using it in important work.

Use apply-markup mode when markup is your starting point, or reverse-markup mode when you already know cost and selling price.

This is most helpful when you need a quick business review or draft before moving into a larger workflow.

Cost 50, markup 30% = selling price 65 and profit 15.

Cost 50, selling price 65 = 30% markup and about 23.08% margin.

Markup is profit divided by cost, shown as a percentage.

Margin divides profit by selling price, while markup divides profit by cost, so the percentages are usually different.

Yes. Reverse-markup mode uses cost and selling price to calculate markup and margin.

No. It calculates pricing math. Demand, positioning, market conditions, and your complete cost basis still matter.

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Use focused free tools without creating an account. Review important results before using them in published or business-critical work.