Margin calculator

Work out your landed cost per unit, your margin and markup, the price for a target margin and your break-even, from the costs you type.

Short answer: you type your costs and your selling price, and the page does the arithmetic. It holds no ArtzFolio prices and shows no quote. Everything you type or choose here stays in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, saved on our servers or sent anywhere.

How to use this in 3 steps

  1. Type your product cost per unit and your quantity, then any freight, duty or tax rate and other costs.
  2. Add your selling price to see margin and markup, or a target margin to see the price it needs.
  3. Copy the results or download them as a CSV file.

Your numbers

Type your own figures. Leave a box empty if it does not apply. No ArtzFolio price is built in.

A whole number, 1 or more
Your own rate; 0 or empty for none
For example packing, inspection or bank charges that you pay
Leave empty to see only costs and a target price
From 0 up to under 100
For example set-up or launch spend
Only shown next to results; no conversion is done.

    Enter your product cost and quantity to start.

    Results

    ItemResult
    Product cost per unit-
    Freight and handling per unit-
    Duty or tax per unit-
    Other costs per unit-
    Landed cost per unit-
    Landed cost for the order-
    Break-even price per unit-
    Profit per unit-
    Profit for the order-
    Margin (profit / selling price)-
    Markup (profit / landed cost)-
    Price for your target margin (rounded up to 0.01)-
    Markup that target needs-
    Break-even units for your one-off costs-

      How the sums work

      • Landed cost per unit = product cost + (freight + other costs) / quantity + duty or tax rate x product cost (or x cost plus freight per unit, if you ticked the box).
      • Margin = (selling price - landed cost) / selling price. Markup = (selling price - landed cost) / landed cost. They are different numbers: a 30% margin is a 42.9% markup.
      • Price for a target margin = landed cost / (1 - target / 100), rounded up to the next 0.01 so the margin is never below your target. A target of 100% or more is not possible and is refused.
      • Break-even price = landed cost per unit. Break-even units = one-off costs / profit per unit, rounded up to a whole unit; shown only when profit per unit is above zero.
      • Rounding: money to 2 decimals and percentages to 1 decimal, half away from zero, shown after all sums are done at full precision. A selling price of zero gives no margin; a landed cost of zero gives no markup. Selling below cost shows a negative margin.
      • Quantity must be a whole number of 1 or more. Costs cannot be negative. Commas are accepted in numbers (1,00,000 or 100,000).

      What a supplier will charge is confirmed in a written quote, not here. For how ArtzFolio quotes, see pricing, minimums and lead times.

      Sources: arithmetic only on the numbers you type. No ArtzFolio price, minimum, duty rate or exchange rate is used. Margin and markup definitions are standard; the rounding rules are stated above. As of 2026-11-12.

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