About this tool
Compare selling price and cost to calculate a gross-profit and margin scenario. Review the percentage basis together with the currency amount before comparing products or quotations.
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मुख्य इनपुट और नियंत्रण हिंदी में देखने के लिए ऊपर “🇮🇳 हिंदी में देखें” चुनें। गणना और फ़ाइल प्रोसेसिंग इसी ब्राउज़र टैब में होती है; टूल आपके इनपुट हमारी होस्टिंग पर नहीं भेजता।
Features
- Work with Cost Price (COGS) (₹); Selling Price / Revenue (₹).
- Review Gross Profit (₹); Profit Margin (% of Sale); Markup (% of Cost) in the result breakdown.
Benefits
- Separate gross-profit amount from margin percentage.
- Compare products using the same cost assumptions.
Who should use this tool?
- Sellers reviewing unit economics.
- Students checking profit-margin arithmetic.
How to use
- Complete the labelled fields for your scenario, including Cost Price (COGS) (₹); Selling Price / Revenue (₹). Use the units shown beside each field.
- Try the example labelled “₹600 Cost → ₹1,000 Selling Price (40% Margin / 66.67% Markup)” if you want to check the workflow first.
- Select Calculate / Run Tool and review Gross Profit & Profit Margin % and Gross Profit (₹); Profit Margin (% of Sale).
- Check the assumptions and limitations below. Adjust a value to compare scenarios, then copy or download the result you need.
Try these worked examples
| Scenario | Example inputs | Example result |
|---|---|---|
| ₹600 Cost → ₹1,000 Selling Price (40% Margin / 66.67% Markup) | Cost Price (COGS) (₹): 600Selling Price / Revenue (₹): 1000 | ₹400 (40% Margin | 66.67% Markup) |
| ₹350 Cost → ₹500 Selling Price (30% Margin / 42.86% Markup) | Cost Price (COGS) (₹): 350Selling Price / Revenue (₹): 500 | ₹150 (30% Margin | 42.86% Markup) |
Reference and processing
Standard Accounting Margin vs Markup Identities · Listed applicability: 2025-2026
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FAQs
How is margin different from markup?
Margin uses selling price as its percentage base, while markup uses cost. They can describe the same transaction with different percentages.
Which inputs do I need for Profit Margin & Gross Profit Calculator?
Use Cost Price (COGS) (₹); Selling Price / Revenue (₹). The built-in examples show how those fields fit together.
What should I check before using this result?
Remember: Gross Margin % uses Selling Price as the denominator, while Markup % uses Cost Price as the denominator. Check the assumptions and output against your intended task before relying on the result.
What happens to the information I enter?
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