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Profit Margin Calculator, Selling Price, Cost Price & Profit Projection | worowo
Calculate profit margin, selling price, cost price, markup, break-even price, and projected earnings in one business calculator.
Calculate Profit Margin
Enter cost, price, and extra cost to calculate margin, unit profit, and projected earnings.
Include shipping, packaging, fees, or other direct cost.
Add daily sales to estimate profit over time.
Unit Profit: 0.00 · Daily Profit: 0.00
Estimated using 7 / 30 / 365 days.
How This Profit Margin Calculator Works
Use this calculator to work out profit margin, unit profit, markup, break-even price, and projected earnings without using a spreadsheet. It is built for sellers, traders, wholesalers, and small businesses that need faster pricing decisions.
- Calculate Margin — Enter cost price, selling price, and extra cost.
- Find Selling Price — Enter cost price and target margin.
- Find Cost Price — Enter selling price and target margin.
Common Pricing and Profit Use Cases
Use this tool before sending quotes, reviewing supplier prices, comparing margins, or estimating future earnings. It is especially useful when you need to work backwards from a target margin or a fixed selling price.
- Check margin before sending a quote
- Find the selling price needed to hit a target margin
- Find the highest cost price you can accept
- Compare markup, margin, and break-even price
- Estimate daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly profit
Who This Calculator Is For
This calculator is useful for ecommerce sellers, importers, exporters, wholesalers, retailers, marketplace sellers, and service businesses that need simple pricing and profit planning.
- Retail and ecommerce pricing
- Wholesale and trade quotations
- Marketplace fee and cost planning
- Supplier negotiation
- Simple profit forecasting
FAQ
What can this profit margin calculator do?
This calculator supports three pricing modes. You can calculate profit margin from cost and selling price, calculate the selling price you need from cost and target margin, or calculate the maximum cost price you can afford from selling price and target margin.
What is the difference between profit margin and markup?
Profit margin is based on selling price, while markup is based on total cost. For example, if your total cost is 100 and your selling price is 150, your profit is 50, your markup is 50%, and your profit margin is 33.33%.
How do I calculate selling price from target profit margin?
Use the Find Selling Price mode. Enter your cost price, target profit margin, and any extra cost. The calculator will work out the selling price required to reach your target margin.
How do I calculate cost price from selling price and target margin?
Use the Find Cost Price mode. Enter your selling price, target profit margin, and extra cost. The calculator will show the maximum cost price you can afford while keeping that margin.
What should I include in extra cost?
You can include shipping, packaging, transaction fees, platform fees, labor, or any other direct per-unit business cost. Including extra cost gives you a more realistic margin calculation.
How is profit projection calculated?
Profit projection is based on profit per unit multiplied by your daily sales volume. The calculator then estimates daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly profit using 7, 30, and 365 days.