Component Pricing Explained

Component Pricing Explained

Component Cost to Price Calculation

 

Calculating to Price for a component that has a Hardware margin/markup and a Global margin/markup.

 

Unit Cost = Max(Min Unit Cost, Raw Unit Cost)

Unit Adjusted Cost = Unit Cost * Hardware Markup

Unit Price = Round(Unit Adjusted Cost * Markup)

 

Example 1

Hardware Margin = 15%

Margin = 20%

Raw Unit Cost = $1.50

Min Unit Cost = $2.50

 

Unit Cost = Max($1.50 , $2.50) = $2.50

Unit Adjusted Cost = $2.50 / (1 - 0.15) = $2.50 / 0.85 = $2.94117

Unit Price = Round($2.94117/(1 - 0.2)) = Round($2.94117 / 0.8) = Round($3.67647) = $3.68

 

Example 2

Hardware Markup = 15%

Markup = 25%

Raw Unit Cost = $1.50

Min Unit Cost = $2.50

 

Unit Cost = Max($1.50,$2.50) = $2.50

Unit Adjusted Cost = $2.50 * (1 + 0.15) = $2.50 * 1.15 = $2.875

Unit Price = Round($2.875 * (1 + 0.25)) = Round($2.875 * 1.25) = Round($3.59375) = $3.59

 


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