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Business Calculators: Pricing, Payroll, SEO & Growth

Business calculator library

Make clearer decisions about pricing, cash flow, payroll and growth.

Find the calculation you need, then review its inputs, assumptions and method on the tool page. These free tools cover small businesses, startups, employers and website publishers.

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Pricing & profitability

5 tools

Understand costs, discounts, depreciation and the margin on every sale.

Cash flow & corporate finance

7 tools

Review valuation, cash flow, inventory and the cost of capital.

Payroll & tax

5 tools

Calculate pay and tax with the correct jurisdiction and tax year.

Startup & SaaS

6 tools

Track customers, churn, runway, funding and subscription metrics.

Workforce

9 tools

Compare employee costs, offers, freelance rates and working arrangements.

Web & creator business

11 tools

Plan revenue, affiliate programs, search traffic and the cost of a site.

Use the numbers responsibly

From estimate to decision

1

Choose the question

Use break-even for a sales target, margin for profitability, or cash flow to see when money actually arrives and leaves.

2

Check the assumptions

Record costs, tax jurisdiction, period, growth rates and the source of each figure. A precise calculation can still rest on an uncertain forecast.

3

Compare scenarios

Run a conservative and an optimistic case, then verify important financial or tax decisions against current rules and qualified advice.

Markup and margin: the pricing distinction

Markup divides profit by cost; margin divides profit by selling price. If an item costs $100 and sells for $150, its markup is 50% while its gross margin is 33.3%. The Markup Calculator shows both figures, and the Profit Margin Calculator can place the result in the broader business picture.

Frequently asked questions

Short answers to common business calculation questions.

What is the difference between markup and margin?

Markup is profit divided by cost; margin is profit divided by selling price. An item costing $100 and sold for $150 has 50% markup and 33.3% margin.

Which calculator should I use to value a business?

Start with Business Valuation to compare an earnings multiple and discounted cash flow. Use DCF for a more detailed cash-flow model, and examine how sensitive the answer is to assumptions.

Are the SEO tools free?

Yes. No account or paid upgrade is required. Some tools rely on public third-party data that may have availability limits; they do not claim licensed search-volume or keyword-difficulty figures.

How reliable is an ad revenue estimate?

The arithmetic follows the entered assumptions. Actual RPM changes with audience, location, season and niche. Use your own historical data and treat estimated revenue as a scenario.

Can I use these figures in a business plan?

You can include the results with their inputs, sources and assumptions. Verify material figures independently and seek professional financial or tax advice where required.

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