Profit & Loss Calculator

Compute revenue, costs, gross margin and net profit for your business in seconds.

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The short answer

Sell 1,000 units at ₹500 costing ₹320 each and you make ₹1.8 lakh profit — a 36% margin. Margin percentage matters more than the rupee figure: it tells you whether the business model works at any scale.

How to use the profit & loss calculator

  1. Enter selling price and cost per unit.
  2. Enter units sold.
  3. See profit and margin instantly.

Profit & Loss Calculator — FAQs

How do I calculate profit margin?

Margin = (selling price − cost) ÷ selling price × 100. Don’t confuse it with markup, which divides by cost instead — same numbers, different percentages.

What is a good profit margin?

Varies wildly: groceries run 2–5%, restaurants 10–15%, software 70%+. Compare only within your industry.

Gross vs net profit?

Gross profit subtracts only direct costs (COGS). Net profit subtracts everything — rent, salaries, tax. Net is what actually stays with you.

How can I improve margins?

Raise prices, cut input costs, or sell more of high-margin items. Of the three, pricing power moves the needle fastest.

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