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Profit Margin Calculator
Calculate your net and gross profit margins. Enter your revenue and costs to see your true profitability and compare against industry benchmarks.
How to Use
Enter your total annual revenue — the full amount invoiced to customers.
Add your material costs — everything you spend on parts, cables, fixtures, and supplies.
Enter your labour costs — wages paid to employees or subcontractors (exclude your own drawings).
Add your overhead costs — van, insurance, tools, accountancy, marketing, and other fixed costs.
Review your gross and net margins. Aim for a net margin above 15% for a healthy business.
About This Calculator
This profit margin calculator helps electricians understand their true profitability. Enter your total revenue and costs to instantly see your gross and net profit margins. Use the presets to compare typical margins for different business types, and benchmark your results against industry averages.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a good profit margin for an electrician?
What is the difference between gross and net margin?
How can I improve my profit margin?
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