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Profit Margin Calculator

Profit Margin Calculator: Evaluate Your Business Profitability

Profit Margin Calculator Calculates your profit margin . Input your revenue and net income using the keypad or keyboard, and get a detailed breakdown of your net profit margin as a percentage. Ideal for business owners, financial analysts, or students assessing business performance!

How It Works

Enter your revenue (total sales) and net income (profit after all expenses, including COGS, operating expenses, taxes, and interest) using the keypad or keyboard. Click “Calculate” to see your profit margin, along with step-by-step calculations. The page will automatically scroll to the results for easy viewing. You can copy the results or share them via social media.

Profit Margin Calculator

Revenue ($)
Net Income ($)

Result

Profit Margin:

Steps

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About Profit Margin Calculator

The Profit Margin Calculator computes your net profit margin, which measures how much of your revenue remains as profit after all expenses. It’s a key indicator of your business’s financial health and efficiency.

How to Use

  • Enter your revenue (total sales) and net income (profit after all expenses, including COGS, operating expenses, taxes, and interest) using the keypad or keyboard.
  • Use the arrow buttons to navigate between input fields.
  • Click the “Calculate” button to compute your profit margin. The page will scroll to the results.
  • The result and step-by-step calculations will be displayed below.
  • Use the “Copy Result” button to copy the profit margin and steps.
  • Share your result on Twitter, WhatsApp, or Facebook, or copy an embed code to include the calculator or result on your website using the share buttons.

Formulas

Profit margin is calculated as:

Profit Margin = (Net Income / Revenue) × 100

Where:

  • Revenue is the total income from sales of goods or services.
  • Net Income is the profit after all expenses, including COGS, operating expenses, taxes, and interest.

Important Notes

  • Inputs must be valid non-negative numbers, and revenue cannot be zero. Invalid inputs will trigger an error.
  • A negative profit margin indicates a net loss, which will be noted in the steps.
  • Clipboard access requires a secure context (HTTPS). If copying fails, try accessing the calculator over HTTPS or copy manually.