Markup Calculator

Calculate the selling price of an item from its cost and your desired markup percentage.

How Does This Calculator Work?

The calculator multiplies your cost by the markup percentage to find the markup amount, then adds that to the original cost to get the final selling price.

Setting prices means knowing exactly how a markup percentage translates into a final selling price. This calculator does that math for you instantly.

Example Calculation

Wholesale Example

A product costs $60, with a 50% markup.

60 + (60 × 0.50) = $90 selling price.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is markup the same as profit margin?

No. A 50% markup on a $60 cost gives a $90 selling price, which is actually a 33.3% profit margin, not 50% — they're calculated against different bases (cost vs. revenue).

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