Increase Calculator
New price (Old + % increase)
Increase rate (Old → New)
What Is a Price Increase Calculator?
A price increase calculator finds the new price after applying a percentage increase, or calculates the percentage increase between two prices. It is used for salary adjustments, product repricing, rent increases, and inflation analysis.
How to Calculate a Price Increase
Formula: Increase Amount = Old Price × (Rate ÷ 100) | New Price = Old Price + Increase
Example: $1,000 salary with 15% raise: Increase = $150 | New Salary = $1,150
Common Uses
- Salary and wage adjustments
- Retail price markup calculation
- Annual rent increase calculation
- Investment return analysis
- Inflation adjustment
FAQ
How do I find the percentage increase between two prices?
Rate = [(New − Old) ÷ Old] × 100. Example: from $80 to $100 → [(100−80)÷80]×100 = 25% increase.
What is the difference between markup and percentage increase?
They use the same formula. "Markup" is the term used in retail pricing; "percentage increase" is more general.