What is the difference between markup and margin?

Markup is percent over cost; margin is percent of selling price. They are related but not identical.

Can I stack multiple discounts?

Apply one discount at a time, using each result as the next starting price, unless a combined mode is shown.

Discount & Markup Calculator

Calculate sale price after a discount, markup from cost, or selling price from desired profit margin.

Discount calculator

Original price ($)

Discount (% off)

Sale price

$80.00

$100.00

Original price

20.0%

Discount

$20.00

You save

What the tool does

Discount & Markup Calculator finds sale price after a discount, markup from cost, or selling price from a target margin for retail and freelance pricing.

How to use it

Choose discount, markup, or margin mode.
Enter cost or original price and the percent.
Copy the resulting price or profit figures.

Supported formats

Currency amounts and percentages

Privacy & security

This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your data never leaves your device — nothing is uploaded to our servers.

FAQs

What is the difference between markup and margin?: Markup is percent over cost; margin is percent of selling price. They are related but not identical.
Can I stack multiple discounts?: Apply one discount at a time, using each result as the next starting price, unless a combined mode is shown.
Are prices stored?: No.