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Profit Margin Calculator

Calculate gross profit, profit margin %, and markup % from your cost and selling price.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is profit margin? +
Profit margin is the percentage of profit you earn on each sale. Formula: Profit Margin % = (Selling Price - Cost Price) / Selling Price ร— 100. A 30% margin means for every โ‚น100 sale, โ‚น30 is profit.
Difference between profit margin and markup? +
Markup is calculated on cost price, profit margin is calculated on selling price. If cost is โ‚น100 and selling price is โ‚น150, markup is 50% but margin is 33.33%. Markup is always higher than margin.
What's a good profit margin in India? +
Industry-wise: Retail 20-30%, Restaurants 5-15%, Software/SaaS 60-90%, Manufacturing 10-20%, Healthcare 30-50%, Real Estate 15-25%. Higher is better, but very high margins (80%+) may indicate overpricing.
Should GST be included? +
For accurate profit calculation, use prices BEFORE GST. GST is collected for the government, not your profit. Use net prices (excluding GST) for both cost and selling price.
How can I increase profit margin? +
5 ways: 1) Reduce cost (negotiate with suppliers, bulk buying), 2) Increase prices strategically, 3) Sell premium products, 4) Reduce wastage and inefficiency, 5) Add value-added services.
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