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Free Pricing & Margin Calculator

Calculate costs, selling price, markup, and profit margin for products or services.

Pick a segment and an example product to start — then adjust the values to match yours.

Values are used only to calculate and are not saved by DB1Soft. Reloading the page resets the calculator. If you copy a share link, the current values are included in the URL.

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This is a simplified simulation. DB1 Profit helps you create complete cost sheets, compare pricing scenarios and analyze profitability with more control.

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This is a simplified simulation for initial reference. Review the numbers with your real business data before making commercial decisions. DB1 Profit offers more complete cost, pricing and profitability analysis.

About the free DB1 Pricing & Margin Calculator

The DB1 Pricing & Margin Calculator is a free online product pricing tool. Build a cost sheet with materials, labor, machine time and overhead, add taxes and sales commission, and instantly get your total cost, suggested selling price, profit, margin and markup — for apparel, textile, food, cosmetics, bakery, restaurants, printing, furniture, metalworking, CNC and other manufacturing or service-heavy segments.

Stop pricing by guessing. It uses the markup-divisor method, so the suggested price already covers your costs, taxes, commission and target margin. Check whether a price is profitable, compare margins and avoid selling in the red. Nothing is stored — your inputs are used only to calculate.

Frequently asked questions

Is the pricing calculator free?+

Yes — completely free, with no login, no signup and no saved data.

How is the selling price calculated?+

Suggested price = total cost ÷ (1 − taxes − commission − desired margin). This markup-divisor method makes sure the price covers your costs, deductions and target margin.

What is the difference between margin and markup?+

Margin is profit as a percentage of the selling price; markup is the amount added over cost. E.g. cost 100, price 150 → markup 50%, margin 33.3%.

Can I use it for my industry?+

Yes. It includes ready examples for apparel, textile, food, cosmetics, bakery, restaurant, printing, furniture, metalworking, CNC and generic manufacturing, and you can fully customize the cost sheet.