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Rhydle tracks it across every business you run.
How the calculator works
It uses the standard net profit formula — the same one your accountant uses on a profit-and-loss statement:
Net profit = Revenue − Cost of goods sold − Operating expenses − Taxes & interest
Your net profit margin is that number divided by revenue, shown as a percentage — the cleanest way to compare one month, or one business, against another.
What's a good result?
Most small businesses aim to keep 7–10% of revenue as net profit. Below zero means costs are outrunning income; a thin 0–7% margin works but leaves little cushion; 10% and up is strong, and common for service businesses with low production costs.
Want the full picture? Read the guide to knowing if your business is actually profitable.
Frequently asked questions
How do you calculate net profit?
Net profit equals revenue minus cost of goods sold, minus operating expenses, minus taxes and interest. Enter each of those figures into the calculator and it returns your net profit and net profit margin instantly.
What is net profit margin?
Net profit margin is your net profit divided by revenue, expressed as a percentage. A 10% margin means you keep 10 cents of every dollar of revenue after all costs. Most small businesses aim for 7% to 10%.
What is the difference between gross profit and net profit?
Gross profit is revenue minus the cost of goods sold only. Net profit goes further and also subtracts operating expenses, taxes, and interest, so it reflects what you truly keep.
Is this profit calculator free?
Yes. The Rhydle net profit calculator is completely free, requires no signup, and runs entirely in your browser — none of your numbers are sent anywhere.