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Margin Vs Markup

Published on Nov 30, 2015

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Markup Vs Gross Profit Margin

What's the difference?

Markup = % added to the cost price to establish a sell price

Gross Profit Margin = % of the sell price that is profit

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Markup:
Starts with the cost price

Markup:
Multiplies the cost price by the markup % to calculate the $ profit.

Markup: Adds the calculated $ profit to the cost price to establish the sell price

Example: Cost price $10 x markup % 50% = $5 profit

Example: Add the $5 profit to the $10 cost price to establish a $15 sell price

Gross Profit Margin asks: What % of the sell price is profit?

Answer: $5 profit / $15 sell price x 100 = 33% = Gross Profit Margin

Gross Profit Margin in Sell Price

Markup % is used to establish selling prices

Margin % is used to calculate the profit $ contained in sales or selling prices.