Pricing
Revenue in. Costs out. What’s left?
Type revenue and the costs that matter for this check — product, fees, ads, whatever you’re auditing. You get net profit dollars and net as a percent of revenue. Not a substitute for bookkeeping.
You decide what belongs in costs. Leave owner pay out if you’re only checking product math; put it in if the business must cover a draw.
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Sales for the period
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Everything you’re subtracting
net = revenue − costs
Net profit$2,800.00
Net margin28.0%
Revenue$10,000.00
Estimates only — not tax or accounting advice. Double-check before you print price tags.
How it's calculated
One revenue total, one cost total. Split COGS vs overhead in your own notes if you need a fuller picture.
net profit = revenue − costs net margin = net ÷ revenue