Thinking about selling your business? There are several ways to calculate the selling price of a business — but not everyone agrees on what method is best. Here's a breakdown of the most popular ...

Selling Price / Asking Price x 100 = sale-to-asking price ratio. For example, let's say the selling price is $289,000, the median selling price for a new home in the U.S. in December 2015.

Add the keystone markup to the original cost to find the selling price. Finishing the example, add the cost of $1.10 to the keystone mark-up of $1.10 to get a selling price of $2.20. Advertisement ...

You can find your COGS (cost of goods sold) here. Determine your income (for example, how much you were able to sell the goods for). Subtract the costs from the revenue to determine the gross profit.

For instance, if you have item that costs you $4 and you sell it for $8, your gross profit is $4, which is the markup. The markup percentage equals the gross profit divided by the sales price, or ...

Markup shows how much more a company's selling price is than the amount it costs the company to create it. The higher the markup, the more revenue a company makes.