Is margin the same as markup?
No. Margin divides profit by revenue; markup divides profit by cost. The two percentages use different bases.
Calculate gross profit and margin from revenue and direct costs.
Adjust the values below to get a clear estimate.
Subtract the entered cost from revenue to get profit. Divide by revenue—not by cost—to express profit as a margin percentage.
Profit = revenue − cost; margin % = profit / revenue × 100Inputs: revenue: 25,000 · cost: 17,500
Illustrative result: Profit 7,500 · margin 30%
Thirty percent of the entered revenue remains after subtracting the entered costs.
No. Margin divides profit by revenue; markup divides profit by cost. The two percentages use different bases.
Yes. If costs are above revenue, the calculation reports a negative profit and margin.