A clearer price.
A healthier plan.
See what a pricing scenario actually means. Separate markup, gross margin and operating costs before you decide what to order next.
Price your next order
Markup and margin are different.
For a $10 cost and a $15 sale, your markup is 50% of cost. Your gross margin is $5 divided by $15, or 33.33%. Neither tells you the entire shop’s net profit.
Operating profit here equals units sold × (sale price − unit cost) − allocated operating costs.
Understand break-even.
The estimate divides operating costs by positive gross profit per unit and rounds up to a whole unit. It assumes identical units, constant prices and that the required number can actually be sold.
Unsold inventory, taxes, discounts and other expenses are excluded unless you explicitly account for them. Read the pricing guide before interpreting the result.