Net profit or loss
Net profit is the amount left after subtracting your product costs and additional expenses from your total revenue. A negative result means your costs exceed your revenue.
Net profit = Revenue − Total costs
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Calculate your business profit
Enter the cost and selling price of your product, the quantity sold, and any additional order expenses. Your complete profit summary updates automatically.
Product details
Enter your costs and selling price.
Your net profit
Calculating
₹2,500.00
Your estimated profit after product costs and additional order expenses.
Profit margin
33.33%
Profit as a percentage of revenue
Markup
50.00%
Profit as a percentage of total cost
Profit per unit
₹250.00
Average profit per unit sold
Break-even price
₹500.00
Minimum price per unit to cover costs
Financial breakdown
Total revenue
₹7,500.00
Product costs
₹5,000.00
Additional expenses
₹0.00
Total costs
₹5,000.00
Net profit / loss
₹2,500.00
This estimate includes the costs entered above.
Taxes and other expenses are excluded unless you include
them in additional expenses.
Understand your numbers
How profit is calculated
Understanding the difference between profit, margin, and markup helps you price products more confidently.
Profit margin vs. markup
Profit margin measures profit against revenue. Markup measures profit against total costs. They use different denominators, so their percentages can differ.
Margin = Profit ÷ Revenue × 100Markup = Profit ÷ Total costs × 100
Break-even selling price
This is the average selling price per unit needed to cover all costs entered for the order. Selling above this price produces a profit, assuming the entered costs remain accurate.
Break-even price = Total costs ÷ Quantity
Important:
This calculator provides estimates based on the figures you enter.
Additional expenses are treated as costs for the entire order,
not as per-unit costs. GST, other taxes, discounts, refunds,
inventory adjustments, financing costs, and other expenses are
not automatically included. Add relevant expenses to the
additional expenses field to account for them. This tool is
intended for general informational purposes and is not a
substitute for professional accounting or tax advice.