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Calculate the break-even point in units and revenue from fixed costs, variable cost per unit, and price per unit.
Calculate gross profit, net margin percentage, and markup from cost and revenue.
Calculate final sale price and total money saved with single or stacked discounts.
This Product Margin Calculator works out your real profit margin and markup after marketplace or platform fees are deducted — a percentage-based fee (like a typical marketplace referral fee) plus an optional fixed fee per sale (like a per-order handling charge). Enter your product cost, selling price, and fee structure, and get net revenue after fees, profit per unit, margin percentage, and markup percentage all at once. It's built for sellers on marketplaces like Amazon, Etsy, eBay, or Shopify who need to see their actual take-home profit, not just the gross selling price. Everything runs locally in your browser; no pricing data is uploaded. Scroll down to enter your numbers.
Margin is profit as a percentage of the selling price; markup is profit as a percentage of the cost — the same profit amount produces two different percentages depending on which base you use.
Check your specific marketplace's seller fee schedule — most charge a percentage referral/commission fee, and some add a small fixed fee per transaction; enter both fields to match your platform.
No, shipping cost isn't a separate field here; either fold it into your product cost or subtract it manually from the net revenue result.
Yes, run the calculation once per marketplace with that platform's specific fee percentage and fixed fee to compare net profit across them.
Because markup divides profit by the (smaller) cost while margin divides it by the (larger) selling price — markup will always be numerically higher than margin when there's a profit.