FinanceUpdated 2026-05-23

Markup Calculator: Calculate Selling Price, Markup, and Margin

Calculate selling price, markup amount, and margin from cost and target markup.

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Markup Calculator

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Input status

2/2

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Live result

Markup amount

$14.00

Selling price

$54.00

Resulting margin

25.93%

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FXFormula ExplanationThe core logic behind the numbers on this page.+

This calculator uses a transparent arithmetic formula to calculate the selling price, markup amount, and margin based on the cost and target markup. The formula is displayed for your reference, and you can adjust the editable assumptions to match your specific situation. The calculator provides a clear and accurate estimate, but it's essential to review the result and notes before using the estimate for actual decisions.

USEHow to UseA short path from input to result.+
  1. Enter the requested inputs.
  2. Keep any editable rule or rate fields aligned with your situation.
  3. Review the result and notes before using the estimate.
EXExamplesReference scenarios to sanity-check your inputs.+

Adjust the defaults to match your scenario, then calculate the estimate.

FAQFAQCommon edge cases and quick clarifications.+

How do I use the Markup Calculator?

Enter the requested inputs, keep the editable fields aligned with your situation, and review the result and notes before using the estimate.

Can I change the assumptions?

Yes, you can edit the rate and rule fields to match your specific scenario.

What is the purpose of the notes section?

The notes section provides additional information and cautions to ensure you understand the limitations and uses of the calculator.

Is this calculator original?

Yes, this page uses an original implementation and rewrites the calculator structure, labels, formulas, and copy.

What is the difference between markup and margin?

Markup refers to the amount added to the cost to determine the selling price, while margin is the percentage of profit made on the selling price compared to the cost.

RDRelated GuidesSupporting explainers that go deeper than the calculator alone.+
MAPRelated CalculatorsNeighboring tools in the same decision flow.+