Build precise margins for contracts and agreements. Model discounts, rebates, taxes, commissions, and compliance costs. See profit outcomes clearly before finalizing commercial document terms.
Use quoted unit price for an existing offer. Leave it empty to derive price from the target margin.
This example shows how a contract quote changes after discounts, rebates, commission, and tax.
| Quantity | Full Unit Cost | Quoted Unit Price | Net Revenue per Unit | Gross Margin | Total Net Profit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 250 | $141.44 | $165.00 | $160.08 | 11.65% | $3,460.13 |
Direct Unit Cost = Material Cost + Labor Cost + Overhead Cost
Allocated Contract Cost per Unit = (Documentation Cost + Compliance Cost) ÷ Quantity
Base Unit Cost = Direct Unit Cost + Allocated Contract Cost per Unit
Full Unit Cost = Base Unit Cost + (Base Unit Cost × Contingency %)
Net Revenue per Unit = Quoted Unit Price × (1 − Discount %) × (1 − Rebate %)
Gross Profit per Unit = Net Revenue per Unit − Full Unit Cost
Gross Margin % = (Gross Profit per Unit ÷ Net Revenue per Unit) × 100
Net Profit after Commission per Unit = Gross Profit per Unit − (Net Revenue per Unit × Commission %)
Net Margin % = (Net Profit after Commission per Unit ÷ Net Revenue per Unit) × 100
Target-Driven Quote = [Full Unit Cost ÷ (1 − Target Margin %)] ÷ [(1 − Discount %) × (1 − Rebate %)]
Break-Even Quoted Unit Price = [Full Unit Cost ÷ (1 − Commission %)] ÷ [(1 − Discount %) × (1 − Rebate %)]
It measures cost, quoted price, net revenue, gross profit, net profit, markup, break-even price, and both gross and net margin for contract-based pricing decisions.
Contracts often include review, filing, legal, audit, and compliance work. Separating them helps allocate non-production costs accurately across the full quoted quantity.
Margin compares profit against revenue. Markup compares profit against cost. Margin is useful for pricing review, while markup is useful for cost-based quote building.
Tax is shown separately because it is usually passed through to the buyer. The calculator bases margin on net revenue before tax.
The calculator evaluates the quoted unit price and also shows the recommended price needed to reach the target margin, making comparison easier.
It shows the minimum quote needed to cover full cost and commission after discounts and rebates. It is useful before final approvals.
Yes. Enter labor, overhead, documentation, compliance, and risk allowances as your cost structure. The calculator works for service contracts as well.
Export the result summary for internal review, pricing approvals, negotiation notes, or document support when the commercial team needs a record.
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