How to use this calculator
Enter product cost, selling price, shipping or packaging cost, marketplace fee, target margin, and competitor price. The calculator shows current margin and the price needed to hit your target.
Use this retail margin calculator to calculate product margin, markup, profit per unit, fee impact, and the selling price needed to reach a target margin.
Enter product cost, selling price, shipping or packaging cost, marketplace fee, target margin, and competitor price. The calculator shows current margin and the price needed to hit your target.
Retail margin shows how much of the sale price remains after direct product and selling costs. A low margin leaves little room for returns, ads, overhead, and profit.
Benchmark: margin above 40% is excellent, 25% to 40% is good, 15% to 25% is average, and below 15% is weak.
If cost is $25, shipping is $4, price is $60, and fee is 5%, margin is calculated after marketplace fee and unit costs.
A strong retail margin is often above 40%, but acceptable margins vary by product category and sales model.
Subtract unit cost and selling fees from selling price, then divide by selling price.
Markup should cover cost, fees, overhead, and desired profit while staying competitive.
The required selling price depends on product cost, shipping, fees, and the target margin.
Fees reduce net selling price, which lowers profit per unit and margin percentage.
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