01 /
How the calculation works
Cost = materials + hours × hourly cost. Selling price = cost ÷ (1 − margin/100).
KEY FORMULACost = materials + hours × hourly cost. Selling price = cost ÷ (1 − margin/100).
02 /
Worked example
Parts 80,000 + three hours at 30,000 = 170,000 in costs. At a 30% margin, suggested price ≈ 242,857.
03 /
Before you rely on this result
This is a starting point. Include travel, warranty, overhead, taxes and other costs before quoting a real client.
ⓘ
Informational tool. It does not replace testing, measurement or professional advice when needed.
04 /
Frequently asked questions
Is a 30% margin the same as adding 30%?+
No. A 30% margin divides cost by 0.70. Adding 30% is markup.
Can I use other currencies?+
Yes. Enter all costs in the same currency. No currency conversion is performed.