Net Profit Calculator
Net profit and margin from revenue and total expenses.
Worth Knowing
Net profit is what's left after every expense — direct costs, overhead, taxes, interest — so it's the true bottom line, the figure that tells you whether a business actually made money. A company can have a strong gross margin yet a thin or negative net margin if overhead is bloated, which is exactly why both numbers matter. Net margin varies enormously by industry: grocery stores survive on low single digits while software firms can clear far more.
How to Use
- Enter Revenue into the first field of the Net Profit Calculator.
- Fill in the rest: Total expenses.
- Your result appears instantly as you type — there's no submit button or page reload.