Markup Calculator

Work out selling price from cost and markup percentage.

0Selling price
0Profit per unit
0Resulting margin
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How to use Markup Calculator

Three quick steps — no sign-up needed

  1. Step 1

    Enter product cost

    Type what the item costs you before markup.

  2. Step 2

    Enter markup percent

    Add the markup % you want above cost.

  3. Step 3

    Read selling price

    See the calculated sell price (cost plus markup). Compare with margin if you also track margin %.

About Markup Calculator

Markup Calculator finds a selling price from cost and markup percentage - classic cost-plus pricing. Retailers and freelancers search "markup calculator", "selling price from cost", and "markup percentage" when setting list prices.

Enter cost and markup %. Selling price is cost x (1 + markup/100). Markup is not the same as margin: margin is profit divided by selling price, while markup is profit divided by cost.

Price still has to clear the market. Competitors, willingness to pay, and fees (payment processing, marketplace cuts) may require a higher markup than a simple formula suggests.

Use this for arithmetic clarity; pricing strategy remains your business judgment.

Benefits of Markup Calculator

Cost-plus pricing Turn a cost and markup % into a sell price instantly.
Fewer spreadsheet errors Standard formula every time.
Retail and service friendly Works for products or quoted work.
Fast iterations Try different markup levels before you publish a price list.

Frequently asked questions

How do you calculate markup price?

Selling price = cost x (1 + markup/100).

What is the difference between markup and margin?

Markup is based on cost; margin is profit as a share of selling price. Same profit can show different percentages.

Can markup be over 100%?

Yes - that means profit exceeds cost.

Does this include sales tax?

No - tax is usually applied after you set the net sell price, depending on local rules.

Is this financial advice?

No - a pricing math helper only.