Let us put a visual on what we can do for your business
Use our profitability calculator below to see how your business can benefit from better job pricing.
Profitability Calculator For Contractors
Put your previous project’s expenses and what you charged for it, and we’ll show you how much profit you made on that specific project. Additionally, inputting the timeline of the project, the number of weeks you work annually, and your monthly overhead will show you what you can expect to make in profit over the course of the year.
Currently
because you charged
$--
you made a profit of
$--
which is a
$--
gross profit margin.
Instead
you should charge
$--
so you can profit
$--
which is a
55%
gross profit margin.
Want to create a pathway to charge 55% gross profit margin?
Your project gross profit margin is:
–%
Estimated end of year gross profit:
$–
Annual gross profit if you repeated this project:
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Annual gross profit if you repeated this project at 55% gross profit margin:
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What is a profitability calculator for?
A profitability calculator is a simple way to show how much profit you generated from your previous project.
Remember, the amount you profit on a project is the direct costs associated with producing that project deducted from the amount you charged for the project.
How much profit should I produce from my projects?
Depending on the source, the industry average profit margin in the construction space is ~25%. Unfortunately, when accounting for slippage and overhead, that profit gets eaten up pretty quickly. We recommend charging a 50% - 55% profit margin.
How much profit should I produce from my projects?
A 50% – 55% profit margin allows for enough financial padding so that when slippage and overhead occur, each project grows the bank balance.
If you’re looking for a more in-depth resource, here’s a video that shows you how to calculate your profit margin.
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