Markup Calculator
Compute the markup percentage based on cost price and retail selling price.
Compute the markup percentage based on cost price and retail selling price.
Find the markup percentage from any cost and selling price with this free markup calculator.
Markup is the percentage added to the cost price to arrive at the selling price. A 50% markup on a 100-rupee cost gives a 150-rupee selling price.
Markup is always calculated as a percentage of the cost, not the selling price.
Markup equals (selling price minus cost) divided by cost, times 100.
For a product costing 400 rupees selling at 600: (600 minus 400) divided by 400 times 100 equals 50%.
Markup is profit as a percentage of cost. Margin is profit as a percentage of selling price. For the same sale, markup is always higher than margin.
A 50% markup equals a 33.3% margin. Use the margin vs markup calculator on Tez Invoice to compare both.
Grocery retail: 15-25%. Clothing retail: 50-100%. Electronics: 10-30%. Jewelry: 50-200%.
These are general guidelines. Your markup must cover full costs plus your target profit.
Define a standard markup for each product category. Apply it consistently. Review it when input costs change.
Markup policies make pricing faster and more consistent across your business.
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Common questions about General Markup Calculator: Compute Markup for Any Product or Service on Tez Invoice.
Profit as a percentage of cost. (Selling price minus cost) divided by cost, times 100.
(Selling price minus cost) divided by cost, times 100.
Markup uses cost as the base. Margin uses selling price. Markup is always higher than margin.
Retail markup typically ranges from 15% to 100% or more depending on the product category.
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