Business Calculators
Tools that speed up pricing and cost decisions. Measure your profit margin, set the right selling price and find the sales volume you need to break even.
- Profit Margin CalculatorGet your gross profit, margin and markup from cost and selling price in seconds.
- Markup CalculatorAdd your markup to cost and see your selling price — before and after tax.
- Break-Even CalculatorFind out how many units you need to sell to cover all your costs.
- Pallet Loading CalculatorEnter your carton size to see how many fit per pallet, in how many layers, with a layout plan.
- Container Pallet CalculatorChoose the vehicle and pallet type to see how many pallets fit, the weight limit and the floor plan.
- Container Loading CalculatorEnter the carton size to see how many load loose into the vehicle and how much of the volume is used.
- Bulk Cargo CalculatorChoose the material and vehicle to see the loadable tonnage by volume and by weight.
- Currency ConverterEnter an amount and choose the currencies to see the value at the central bank rate.
- Photo Box CounterUpload a photo of the pallet and tap the cartons to get the total number of cartons and items.
What is the difference between margin and markup?
Margin is profit as a share of the selling price; markup is profit as a share of cost. Buy at 100 and sell at 150 and your markup is 50% but your margin is 33%.
Knowing which one you mean matters when setting prices. The profit margin calculator starts from the selling price, the markup calculator from cost, and the break-even calculator tells you how many units you need to sell.
Profit Margin CalculatorMarkup CalculatorBreak-Even Calculator
How many cartons or pallets fit in a truck or container?
The number of cartons or pallets that fit depends on the inner dimensions of the vehicle, the carton size and which ways the cartons may be turned; once the payload is reached, weight becomes the limit.
The load calculators turn cartons to fill gaps and show the plan in 3D. You can load several carton sizes together, and count the cartons on a pallet from a photo.
Pallet Loading CalculatorContainer Pallet CalculatorContainer Loading CalculatorBulk Cargo CalculatorPhoto Box Counter
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the load plan match the real load exactly?
The plan assumes exact carton sizes. Allow a few centimetres for bulging, pallet overhang and handling.
Are the container dimensions accurate?
They are typical standard inner dimensions. If yours differ, choose “Custom dimensions”.