Markup Calculator
Enter any two values — cost, markup, revenue, or profit — and we'll calculate the rest instantly.
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PKR 80.00
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About this calculator
The Markup Calculator solves cost, markup percentage, revenue, and profit together. Enter any two values and it fills in the rest—ideal for pricing jobs, checking bids, and understanding how markup affects your bottom line.
Solve any two fields
Know your cost and target markup? Revenue and profit appear automatically. Adjust one number and watch the whole quote update.
Multi-currency display
Pick a display currency with flag icons for clearer client-facing numbers across regions.
Markup vs. margin clarity
See how markup on cost translates into revenue and profit so you can price confidently before sending an estimate.
- Contractor quotes
- Retail pricing
- Freelance proposals
- Profit planning
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about this calculator—how it works, accuracy, and everyday use.
Markup is the amount added on top of cost to reach your selling price. It is usually expressed as a percentage of cost. Markup, revenue, cost, and profit are closely related—change any two and the others follow.
Markup is based on cost (profit ÷ cost), while profit margin is based on revenue (profit ÷ revenue). A 25% markup is not the same as a 25% margin. Use this calculator when you think in terms of cost-plus pricing.
Yes. Enter any two known values and the calculator fills in the rest automatically. That makes it easy to quote jobs, check a bid, or see how a markup change affects revenue and profit.
There is no single correct markup—it depends on your industry, overhead, competition, and target profit. Many contractors and retailers use markups that cover labor, materials, overhead, and desired profit on each job or product.