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Profit Margin Calculator

Calculate gross, operating, and net profit margins. Compare your numbers against industry benchmarks.

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Profit Margin Calculator

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Gross Margin

60.0%

$300,000

Operating Margin

30.0%

$150,000

Net Margin

21.0%

$105,000

Profit Waterfall

See how your revenue flows down to net profit at each stage.

$500,000Revenue-$200,000COGS$300,000Gross Profit-$150,000OpEx$150,000Operating Profit-$10,000Other Exp.-$35,000Tax$105,000Net Profit

Industry Benchmarks

See how your margins compare. Green = above average, yellow = within 5%, red = below.

IndustryGross MarginOperating MarginNet Margin
Your Business60.0%30.0%21.0%
SaaS / Software75%25%20%
Consulting / Services60%20%15%
Retail / E-commerce40%8%5%
Manufacturing35%10%7%
Food Service60%8%5%
Healthcare55%15%10%

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02 / Notes

How it works

Profit margins measure how efficiently your business turns revenue into profit at each stage. Gross margin shows how much you keep after direct costs. Operating margin shows what's left after running the business. Net margin is your true bottom line after everything — including taxes. Together, these three numbers tell the complete profitability story.

Formula

Gross Margin = (Revenue - COGS) ÷ Revenue × 100
Operating Margin = (Gross Profit - Operating Expenses) ÷ Revenue × 100
Net Margin = Net Profit ÷ Revenue × 100

Why it matters for your business

Margins reveal where your money goes. A healthy gross margin with a thin net margin means your overhead is eating your profits — time to scrutinize operating expenses. Comparing against industry benchmarks shows whether your business is performing above or below peers.

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