What is a good profit margin?
Average margins vary: retail grocery operates on 2-5%, manufacturing on 10-15%, and SaaS software on 20-30%+ net margins.
Gross and net margin from cost price and selling price.
Computes gross profit, operating margin, and net profit percentage from product cost of goods sold and net sales revenue.
Gross Margin (%) = ((Revenue - COGS) / Revenue) × 100 | Net Margin (%) = (Net Profit / Revenue) × 100
Gross margin reflects production efficiency; net margin reflects overall business profitability after all overhead and taxes.
Inputs: Revenue = ₹100 | Cost of Goods Sold = ₹60 | Operating Expenses = ₹15
Summary: Revenue = ₹100 | Gross Margin = 40.0% | Net Profit Margin = 25.0%
Average margins vary: retail grocery operates on 2-5%, manufacturing on 10-15%, and SaaS software on 20-30%+ net margins.
Margin is profit divided by revenue; markup is profit divided by cost price.
A 20% discount on a product with a 30% margin slashes total dollar profit by two-thirds.