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Calculate markup percentage from cost and selling price.
Use this markup calculator to calculate markup percentage from cost and selling price. It is useful for retail pricing, quote preparation, and quick pricing analysis.
Use this markup calculator to calculate markup percentage from cost and selling price. It is useful for retail pricing, quote preparation, and quick pricing analysis.
Use markup calculator when you need a fast browser-based result without extra setup. It works well for quick checks, one-off tasks, and routine formatting or calculation work.
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Input
50 75
Output
Cost: 50.00 Selling price: 75.00 Profit: 25.00 Markup: 50.00%
Markup is calculated as profit divided by cost.
Input
200 260
Output
Cost: 200.00 Selling price: 260.00 Profit: 60.00 Markup: 30.00%
Useful for checking pricing increases over cost.
Fix: Enter cost first and selling price second.
Fix: Cost must be greater than zero to calculate markup.
Fix: Markup uses profit divided by cost, while margin uses profit divided by revenue.
It calculates profit and markup percentage from cost and selling price.
Markup equals profit divided by cost times 100.
Markup is based on cost, while margin is based on selling price or revenue.
Yes. Cost and selling price can include decimals.
Markup cannot be calculated when cost is zero.