Pricing
Mark-up & Margin Calculator
Pricing by a simple mark-up multiple (2×, 3× cost) is common in maker communities. This shows what a given mark-up actually means for your margin and profit.
Result
- Profit per unit—
- Profit margin—
Selling price—
How it's calculated
Price = cost × (1 + mark-up%). Profit = price − cost. Margin = profit ÷ price.
Assumptions
- Marketplace fees are not included here — use the Selling Price Calculator to factor those in.
FAQ
What mark-up should I use?
Maker shops commonly use 2×–4× cost depending on uniqueness, finishing, and demand. Check the margin it produces and whether it survives marketplace fees.
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