Simple interest
Money & business
Calculate profit margin from revenue and costs. Understand the difference between margin and markup.
Profit margin measures profit as a share of revenue. Revenue of 1,000 with costs of 650 gives profit of 350 and a margin of 35%.
(revenue − costs) ÷ revenue × 100
Applying the formula to these values gives 35 %.
Margin uses revenue as its denominator; markup uses cost. Include all relevant costs if you want a net margin.
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