Product Pricing Calculator

Product Pricing Calculator

Calculate a product selling price based on your total unit cost, percentage fees, target profit margin, and planned discount.

Product Economics
Optional. Use this to see the list price needed before discount.

Your Results

Total Unit Cost–
Required Selling Price–
Profit per Unit–
Markup on Cost–
Required List Price Before Discount–
Break-Even Selling Price–

How to Price a Product for a Target Margin

This calculator starts with product cost, overhead, fulfillment, and percentage-based selling fees. It then solves for the selling price needed to reach your target profit margin.

Selling Price = Unit Cost / (1 – Selling Fee Rate – Target Margin)

If you plan to discount the product, the list-price result estimates the higher starting price needed so the discounted selling price still reaches your target.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between margin and markup?

Margin is profit as a percentage of selling price. Markup is profit as a percentage of cost.

Should overhead be included?

Include an allocated amount if you want the price to contribute toward software, rent, labor, packaging, or other indirect costs.

What happens if my target is too high?

If target margin plus percentage fees reaches 100%, there is no finite selling price. Lower the target or fees.

Disclaimer: This calculator provides educational estimates. Actual fees, costs, taxes, discounts, returns, and business conditions can vary.

Related Calculators and Guides

Guide: How to Price Products for a Target Profit Margin