Markup Calculator
Calculate markup percentage, profit margin, profit amount and selling price from cost. Useful for shopkeepers, ecommerce sellers and small businesses.
Calculate Markup & Selling Price
Choose the calculation you need and enter the values you already know.
Example: 25% markup on 1,000 gives 250 profit and a selling price of 1,250.
Find profit, markup and margin when cost and selling price are already known.
A target margin is based on selling price, so it is not calculated by simply adding the same percentage to cost.
How to Calculate Markup
If a product costs 1,000 and sells for 1,250, profit is 250 and markup is 25%.
How to Calculate Selling Price From Markup
Use this when you know product cost and want to set a selling price from a target markup.
How to Calculate Selling Price From Margin
Profit margin is based on selling price. A 20% margin therefore requires a higher selling price than simply adding 20% to cost.
Margin and Markup Calculator
The converter mode lets sellers quickly move between the two percentages.
Markup Calculator for Pakistan & India
Select PKR for Pakistani rupees or INR for Indian rupees. The business formulas are the same regardless of currency. This page is for product pricing and seller markup, not bank-loan or credit-card markup calculations.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I calculate markup percentage?
Subtract cost from selling price, divide the profit by cost, then multiply by 100.
How do I calculate selling price from cost and markup?
Multiply cost by one plus the markup percentage expressed as a decimal.
How do I calculate selling price from cost and margin?
Divide cost by one minus the desired margin expressed as a decimal.
Is markup the same as profit margin?
No. Markup uses cost as the base; margin uses selling price as the base.
What margin does a 25% markup give?
A 25% markup gives a 20% profit margin.
Can I use this as a selling price calculator?
Yes. Use either the Cost + Markup or Cost + Desired Margin mode to calculate selling price.