Pricing Calculators
Six pricing fundamentals every seller needs: reverse-engineer prices from target margins, separate margin from markup, find break-even, price discounts and wholesale tiers.
Break-Even CalculatorFind exactly how many units you must sell to cover fixed costs and start profiting.PricingDiscount CalculatorPrice sales and bulk tiers: sale price, savings and effective discount in one view.PricingMarkup CalculatorAdd a markup percentage to your cost and see the equivalent profit margin instantly.PricingProduct Pricing CalculatorSet a profitable selling price from your costs, target margin and marketplace fees.PricingProfit Margin CalculatorTurn revenue and costs into gross margin, net margin and markup-equivalent percentages.PricingWholesale Pricing CalculatorSet wholesale prices from your retail price and see both sides of the margin.Pricing
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Pricing FAQs
Both, but never interchangeably. Margin is profit ÷ price (what you keep per dollar sold); markup is profit ÷ cost (how much you added). A $20 cost sold at $30 is a 50% markup but a 33.3% margin. Retailers usually think in margin; the calculators keep both visible so you stop mixing them up.
Start from your retail price and your required per-unit margin at volume, then check the wholesale discount still covers costs plus a thinner — but real — profit. The wholesale pricing calculator runs this with your numbers, including the volume that makes thin margins worthwhile.
Estimates are planning guides, not professional advice. Read the disclaimer.