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Markup Calculator

Calculate selling price by adding markup to your cost. Includes margin conversion.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is markup? +
Markup is the amount added to cost price to get selling price. Formula: Selling Price = Cost ร— (1 + Markup%/100). If cost is โ‚น100 and markup is 50%, selling price = โ‚น100 ร— 1.50 = โ‚น150. Markup โ‚น50 over cost.
Markup vs Profit Margin โ€” what's the difference? +
Markup is calculated on cost, margin on selling price. โ‚น100 cost with โ‚น50 added: Markup = 50/100 = 50%, Margin = 50/150 = 33.33%. Markup is always HIGHER than margin for the same product. Retailers use markup, accountants use margin.
What's a typical retail markup in India? +
Industry markup ranges: Apparel 100-300%, Jewelry 50-100%, Electronics 10-30%, Groceries 10-20%, Restaurants 200-300%, Pharma 30-50%, Books 20-40%. Higher markup = higher risk of unsold inventory.
How to convert markup to margin? +
Margin% = Markup% รท (100 + Markup%) ร— 100. Example: 40% markup โ†’ 40/(100+40) ร— 100 = 28.57% margin. Reverse: Markup% = Margin% รท (100 - Margin%) ร— 100.
Should markup include GST? +
Calculate markup on PRE-GST cost, then add GST on the marked-up price for final customer price. Cost โ‚น100 + 40% markup = โ‚น140 + 18% GST = โ‚น165.20 final price. This avoids double-charging GST.
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