Markup uses cost
Markup is profit divided by cost. A cost of $100 with 25% markup gives a selling price of $125 ex GST and $25 gross profit.
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Enter a cost excluding GST and choose a markup or margin target. See the selling price, gross profit and equivalent percentage, with a separate 10% GST breakdown.
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Markup is profit divided by cost. A cost of $100 with 25% markup gives a selling price of $125 ex GST and $25 gross profit.
Margin is profit divided by selling price. That same $25 profit on a $125 sale is a 20% margin. For a target margin, divide cost by one minus the margin as a decimal.
These figures are gross profit on the cost entered. They do not account for overheads, income tax or omitted labour. Displayed money is rounded to cents; percentages use the unrounded calculation.
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No. At a $100 cost, 25% markup sells for $125 and gives a 20% margin. A 25% margin needs a selling price of about $133.33.
For a positive cost, a 100% target margin would require dividing by zero. Enter a target from zero up to, but not including, 100%.
No. Profit and both percentages use the ex-GST selling price. The GST component is shown separately.
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