Cost Plus Pricing Calculator

Markup Calculator applies your margin directly to unit cost. This tool first adds an overhead-per-unit figure (rent, utilities, indirect labor allocated per item) to cost, then applies the margin to that combined total — useful when overhead is a meaningful share of your per-unit expense.

Any indirect cost you allocate to each unit produced or sold — for example total monthly overhead divided by units produced that month. If you have no meaningful overhead to allocate, enter 0 and this behaves like a standard cost-plus markup.

No — cost-plus pricing is purely cost-driven. It guarantees your target margin on paper but doesn't check whether the resulting price is competitive or acceptable to the market; compare it against competitor prices separately.

The rupee profit you'd earn per unit at the calculated selling price — it equals the selling price minus your total cost (unit cost + overhead).