Enter selling price, cost, and units sold for multiple products.
| Product Name | Selling Price (£) | Cost per Unit (£) | Units Sold | Total Revenue | Total Cost | Profit | Action |
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Profit is the amount left after subtracting total costs from total revenue. If your selling price is higher than your cost, you make a profit on each sale. If your costs are higher than your revenue, you make a loss.
The basic profit formula is:
Profit = (Selling Price per Unit - Cost per Unit) × Units Sold
This means you first work out how much profit you make on one unit, then multiply that by the number of units sold.
Imagine you sell a product for £20 and it costs £8 to make. Your profit per unit is £12. If you sell 150 units, your total profit is £1,800.
Profit analysis helps business owners understand whether a product is financially worth selling. It is useful for pricing decisions, product selection, budgeting, and setting realistic sales targets.
This calculator helps you quickly estimate profit based on selling price, cost per unit, and units sold. It is useful for small businesses, online sellers, freelancers, and anyone comparing product performance.