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Profit Calculator

Calculate your total net profit, revenue, and profit per item from cost, selling price, and quantity sold.

Calculate your total business profit from cost and selling price. This free profit calculator helps small businesses, freelancers, and entrepreneurs understand exactly how much money they make from each sale and across their entire inventory.

Enter your numbers

Input your cost per item, selling price, and quantity to calculate profit.

How much each item costs you to produce or purchase.

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How much you charge the customer per item.

$

Number of items sold.

units
Currency

Live Calculation

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Total Profit

$300.00

From 10 units sold

Revenue
$800.00
Total Cost
$500.00
Profit Per Item
$30.00
Calculated in real-time · No data stored

Formula

Revenue = Selling Price × Quantity

Total Cost = Cost Per Item × Quantity

Profit = Revenue − Total Cost

Profit Per Item = Selling Price − Cost Per Item

Example

Given

Cost Per Item$50
Selling Price$80
Quantity10

Result

Revenue$800
Total Cost$500
Total Profit$300
Profit Per Item$30

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is Business Profit?

Profit is the financial gain that remains after all business costs have been subtracted from total revenue. It is the core measure of whether a business is financially viable. Without profit, a business cannot sustain itself, invest in growth, or reward its owners.

Profit Formula

Revenue = Selling Price × Quantity Sold
Total Cost = Cost per Item × Quantity Sold
Net Profit = Revenue − Total Cost

Profit Example

You sell a product at $80 per unit. It costs you $50 to produce. You sell 100 units:

Revenue100 × $80$8,000
Total Cost100 × $50$5,000
Net Profit$8,000 − $5,000$3,000
Profit per Item$80 − $50$30

How to Increase Your Profit

Raise your selling price: Even a small price increase can significantly boost profit without increasing your production costs.
Reduce your cost per unit: Negotiate better supplier deals, buy in bulk, or optimize your production process.
Sell more volume: Spreading fixed costs across more units increases profit per unit as overheads are absorbed.
Remove low-margin products: Focus your effort on products that generate the highest profit and discontinue poor performers.

Related Calculators

Once you know your profit, check your Profit Margin % to see how efficient your pricing is, or use the Pricing Calculator to work backwards from a desired margin.