Subtract entered total costs from revenue and see profit or loss. Compare profit margin and markup where their denominators are greater than zero.
Check a simple revenue-and-cost scenario without building a forecast. The result labelled Net profit is the entered revenue minus the entered total costs; its completeness depends on which costs you included. Negative values show a loss rather than being hidden.
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Check a simple revenue-and-cost scenario without building a forecast. The result labelled Net profit is the entered revenue minus the entered total costs; its completeness depends on which costs you included. Negative values show a loss rather than being hidden.
Subtracts costs directly and retains negative results.
Margin uses revenue while markup uses costs.
Omits ratios whose denominator would be zero.
Use a non-negative revenue amount for a consistent period or transaction.
Add the costs relevant to that same scope and enter their total.
Read Net profit, Profit margin percent when revenue is positive, and Markup percent when costs are positive.
Input: non-negative revenue and total costs in the same currency. Output: profit/loss and defined margin/markup percentages, displayed to two decimals.
Revenue 1,000 and costs 600 produce profit 400.00, margin 40.00% and markup 66.67%. Costs of 1,200 would instead produce a loss of 200.00.
No. Include any applicable expense in your entered total if your purpose requires it; the tool cannot identify missing costs.
A percentage of zero revenue is undefined. The numeric loss can still be shown.
This page compares entered revenue with total costs. Margin Calculator also offers a target-selling-price mode for pricing an item.
