Price Increase Profit Calculator

Price Increase Profit. Compare profit per order and monthly profit before and after a price increase while costs stay constant.

Formula reviewed September 1, 2026 · Runs locally in your browser

Current price ($)New price ($)Variable cost per order ($)Monthly orders

Enter your numbers and calculate.

Worked example

Moving price from $80 to $85 with $50 variable cost raises per-order profit from $30 to $35. At 200 orders, that is $1,000 more monthly profit if volume holds.

What to do with the result

The key assumption is demand. Use the result as the upside if conversion volume holds, then compare it with a realistic downside scenario.

Frequently asked questions

Does a price increase always increase total profit?

No. Lower conversion or order volume can offset the higher profit per order.

Why hold costs constant?

This isolates the effect of price. Change the cost input if your costs also move.