How do I calculate a product's margin?
Divide a clearly defined profit measure by corresponding net revenue and multiply by 100. This tool reports contribution margin after entered variable costs.
Separate contribution margin, cost markup and a return calculated from a stated net return.
Calculate nowMargin and markup have different denominators. ROI also needs invested capital and attributable net return; it cannot be inferred from margin alone.
Contribution per unit, margin, markup and optional totals and ROI from your inputs.
Divide a clearly defined profit measure by corresponding net revenue and multiply by 100. This tool reports contribution margin after entered variable costs.
Margin uses the sale price as denominator; markup uses the cost base. The same contribution therefore produces two different percentages.
There is no universal target. Returns, category, fixed costs, competitive position and sales volume determine what is viable.
Review sourcing terms, variable fulfillment costs, prices and product mix. Test changes against real demand and sales.
High capital tied up in stock, slow turnover or additional costs can reduce the return attributable to invested capital.
Multiply contribution per unit by 100. Do not label the total as business profit until fixed costs and other expenses are considered.
Yes. A negative contribution is clearly flagged.
No. ROI relates attributable net return to capital; margin relates contribution to sales revenue.
Yes. Save local calculations using the same method for each product.
Sales input is net. Other taxes count only if already reflected in the costs or net return you enter.
Yes. You can copy the values together with the input assumptions.
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