Cost $200, Sell $299 – Margin vs Markup
A product costing $200 and retailing at $299 achieves roughly a 33.1% gross margin and a 49.5% markup.
How to use this tool
- Enter cost of goods sold and selling price in the fields above.
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- Read your gross margin and the full breakdown beneath it.
Calculate the gross margin and markup for a premium product priced at $299 with a $200 cost of goods.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between margin and markup?
- Gross margin = profit / selling price. Markup = profit / cost. For the same product, markup is always higher than margin. For example, a 50% markup on a $60 cost gives a $90 price and a 33.3% margin.
- Which should I use for pricing?
- Retailers typically think in terms of margin (% of revenue). Manufacturers often use markup (% over cost). Know which your industry uses to avoid miscommunication with partners and buyers.