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Redbubble Base Price Margin Calculator

Redbubble Base Price Margin Calculator is a ratio worksheet. Default 61 / 100.

Page updated 2026-09-14.

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Artist margin

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Redbubble artist margin in one line

Redbubble artist margin = markup (retail minus base price) / retail price, expressed as a percentage. On Redbubble, your markup is retail price minus the base price Redbubble sets for that product.

On the defaults, 8 of markup (retail minus base price) against 20 of retail price works out to 40.0%.

Reading the result

This is one line of a larger income statement. Compare it against the Redbubble Royalty Calculator to see how it fits with a related metric, and track it over multiple periods rather than judging a single snapshot.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How is redbubble artist margin calculated?

Redbubble artist margin = markup (retail minus base price) / retail price x 100. On Redbubble, your markup is retail price minus the base price Redbubble sets for that product. Defaults: 8 / 20 = 40.0%.

Why do I see both a percent and an "x: 1" figure?

The percent is the margin most people quote. The "x: 1" figure is the same division shown as a raw ratio (for example 0.62: 1) instead of a percentage, which is the convention some ratio metrics use on financial statements.

What counts as the denominator?

Use whatever retail price figure matches the period you are analyzing -- monthly, quarterly, or annual -- as long as the numerator (markup (retail minus base price)) covers the same period.

Is a higher or lower number better?

Higher is generally better for a margin: it means more of each revenue dollar turns into profit at that stage of the income statement. Compare against your own trend over time and against public companies in the same industry, since healthy margins vary a lot by sector.