Net Margin Calculator
Gross margin tells you about your product; net margin tells you about your business. After every cost is paid, what percentage of revenue is actually yours?
How it works
Net profit is revenue minus all expenses. Net margin is that profit as a percentage of revenue — the share of each euro that survives taxes, salaries, rent and everything else. It is the closest single number to business health.
Worked example
Example: Revenue €100,000, expenses €80,000 → net profit €20,000, net margin 20%.
Recommendations
- Track net margin quarterly — it catches creeping costs gross margin misses.
- Compare against healthy businesses: 10–20% is solid for most industries.
- Investigate any big gap between gross and net margin.
Tips & advice
- A 20% net margin on €100k revenue is €20k — know the absolute number too.
- Rent, wages and software that never made the gross line hit here.
- Improve net margin by cutting fixed costs, not just raising prices.
Next steps & suggestions
- Isolate product health with the Gross Margin Calculator.
- See the whole cash picture with the Cash Flow Calculator.
- Confirm the business stays afloat with the Break-even Calculator.
ROAS Calculator
A high ROAS looks great, but profit is what pays the bills. This calculator shows your ROAS, the profit behind it, and the break-even ROAS you must exceed to actually make money.
Gross Margin Calculator
Gross margin shows how efficiently you produce and sell your product before overheads kick in. This calculator gives you gross profit, gross margin and the markup implied by your pricing.
Sale Price Calculator
Cost-plus pricing is a recipe for margin erosion. This calculator works the other way: you decide the margin, and it tells you the price that guarantees it.
Break-even Calculator
Before you make a euro of profit, you must cover your costs. This calculator finds the exact sales volume and revenue where you break even — and where profit begins.
Net Margin Calculator
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Try it nowFrequently Asked Questions
A ROAS above your break-even ROAS is profitable. For a 40% margin, break-even is 2.5x, so aim above that after accounting for all costs.
Margin is profit divided by the selling price. Markup is profit divided by the cost. A 60% margin equals a 150% markup.
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No. All calculations run instantly in your browser. Your inputs are never sent to a server or saved.
They use standard financial formulas and are ideal for estimates. Actual figures can vary due to taxes, fees and local rules, so confirm critical numbers with a professional.
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