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Price Increase Calculator

Raise a price by percentage and see what it does to margin, gross profit per unit, and profit across expected volume. This is useful when the goal is not just changing a sticker price, but recovering economics that have drifted too low.

  • Model a repricing move before you publish it
  • See how much margin the increase actually recovers
  • Estimate added gross profit if volume holds

Calculate a price increase

Start with the current selling price, unit cost, planned increase, and expected units. The calculator shows the new price plus the margin and gross-profit lift created by the increase.

Use a quick repricing scenario.

Formula

How to calculate a price increase

New price = Current price × (1 + Price increase / 100)
Added gross profit across volume = (New price - Current price) × Units

If the current price is $85 and the increase is 7%, the new price becomes $90.95. With unit cost still at $56, gross margin improves from 34.12% to 38.43%. Across 140 units, that adds $833.00 of gross profit if sales volume stays flat.

Where it helps

  • Planning annual price reviews for products, retainers, or service packages.
  • Recovering margin after freight, labor, or supplier cost inflation.
  • Checking whether a small repricing move is enough before bigger changes land.