Net Profit Calculator
Calculate net profit and profit margin from revenue and costs.
NET PROFIT
$30,000
Net profit margin: 30.0%
Net profit = revenue − total costs. Margin shows how many cents of each revenue dollar you keep.
What is Net Profit?
Net profit is what's left after every cost is paid. Net profit margin expresses that as a percentage of revenue — how many cents of each dollar you actually keep.
Net profit = revenue − total costs · Margin = profit ÷ revenue
How to read your result
- Total costs include COGS, operating expenses, taxes, and interest.
- Margin makes profitability comparable across businesses of different sizes.
- A negative margin means you're spending more than you earn.
- Software businesses often target 10–20%+ net margins at maturity.
Frequently asked questions
What is a good net profit margin?
It varies by industry, but 10% is generally considered average and 20%+ is strong. Mature SaaS businesses often aim for the higher end.
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