Multi-Currency Margin Calculator
The price is fixed; the margin is not.
Exchange rates move constantly and no rate is stored here — enter the current mid-market rate from a source you trust. Everything below is arithmetic on the rate you provide.
Margin now
50.81%
47.7% when you set the price
The rate has moved in your favour by $2.99 per unit. Worth noticing, because it will move back and the margin will go with it.
How the Multi-Currency Margin Calculator works
A price set in a foreign currency keeps moving in your accounts even when the customer sees the same number. The exposure runs from the day you set the price until the day you review it, which for most businesses is far too long.
Not financial advice. Marketplace fees change, and they vary by country, plan and seller status. Every rate here is an editable default, not a quoted price — check the platform's current fee schedule before you price a product against it. This is not tax or business advice.
Frequently asked questions
How does the exchange rate affect margin?
Directly. A price fixed in a foreign currency converts to less home-currency revenue when the rate moves against you, with no change to the price or the cost.
How often should I review foreign prices?
Quarterly at minimum, and immediately after any material move. Many businesses set international prices once and discover the erosion at year end.
Should I price in my own currency instead?
It removes your exposure and transfers it to the customer, which costs conversion. Local-currency pricing converts better; the exposure is the price of that.
What is a natural hedge?
Costs incurred in the same currency you earn in. Sourcing from a market you sell into removes exposure at no cost, which is better than any hedging instrument.