How do I choose a selling price?
First calculate variable costs and a viable contribution target. Then test whether the resulting price fits customer demand and competitors.
Calculate a required net and gross price for your chosen contribution target.
Calculate nowAdding a flat markup to sourcing cost misses percentage selling fees. The formula accounts for charges based on the future selling price.
Required price, expected contribution, actual margin after rounding and cost breakdown.
First calculate variable costs and a viable contribution target. Then test whether the resulting price fits customer demand and competitors.
Enter sourcing, shipping, packaging, payment fees and other variable costs, then add your target contribution and applicable VAT assumptions.
Percentage commissions belong in the price equation, applied to the correct net or gross fee base rather than added as a fixed amount.
Recalculate contribution at the discounted selling price while keeping sourcing and applicable fee assumptions in place.
Margin divides by revenue, markup by cost. To achieve a 30% margin, the required markup on cost is greater than 30%.
Round the required gross price up to a chosen step, then recalculate the contribution and margin using the rounded price.
Yes. The entered VAT rate is applied to the net price.
Yes, provided you enter the actual fee terms for your product and seller account.
Yes. It is treated as a percentage of net sales revenue.
If fee rate and target margin leave no positive denominator, the tool returns no finite price recommendation.
No. Demand, competition and returns need separate evaluation.
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