Difference Between Mark-Up and Gross Profit %

Use this table to calculate your Mark-Up, Gross Margin % and Selling Price

Mark-Up %
If a product costs you

3.80

< insert cost

And you sell it for .

6.00

< insert selling price

Your Mark-Up% is

58%

Formula = (Selling Price - Cost Price) / Cost Price

Use this table to calculate your Gross Margin based on a desired Mark-Up% and Cost Price

Based on a Mark Up of
And using a cost of .

58%

< insert Mark Up %

3.80

< insert cost

Resulting in a gross profit margin of

Use this table to calculate your selling price. It uses gross margin, which is your true profit, for accura

Cost price

3.80

< insert cost

Required Profit Margin %

37%

< insert Profit Margin %

Divide By

63%

Selling Price

Gross Margin %
If a product costs you

3.80 < insert cost

And you sell it for .

6.00 < insert selling price

Your Gross Margin% is

37%

Formula =((Selling Price - Cost Price) / Selling Price)) X 100

ed Mark-Up% and Cost Price

Your Mark-Up will be

2.20

The final selling price will be

6.00

g in a gross profit margin of ....

37%

gin, which is your true profit, for accuracy.

Selling price $

6.03