Line calculator
Enter quantity, costs, list, and sell (or derive sell from a list discount). The tool normalises tax according to your settings and shows margin and warnings.
The line calculator is the starting point in Quotelixa. It is where you test one line and see what the numbers are actually doing before the quote becomes a bigger commercial decision. It is built for quick pricing checks, but it is more than a basic calculator. It helps you understand the relationship between cost, sell price, discount, profit, margin, and markup so you can decide whether the line still works.
START WITH THE LINE
The line calculator starts with the numbers you control on one line: cost, quantity, list price, sell price, tax mode, and any discount you want to test.
READ THE RESULT
Once the line has been entered, Quotelixa shows the commercial result so you can judge what the line is really leaving behind.
USE THE RIGHT TOOL FOR THE JOB
The line calculator is designed for fast discipline on one line. When the quote becomes wider than one line, the rest of Quotelixa Pro becomes more useful.
Cost is what the line costs you before you sell it. Sell price is the price being charged to the customer for that line. Profit is what is left after cost is taken away from revenue. Margin shows profit as a percentage of revenue. Markup shows profit as a percentage of cost. They are related, but they are not the same. A line can look strong in pounds while still being weaker than expected in margin percentage.
Discount changes more than the final sell price. It also changes the profit and margin sitting underneath the line. That is why Quotelixa treats discount as a pricing decision, not just a cosmetic reduction. The calculator helps you see what that movement actually costs before it gets hidden inside a larger quote.
Use the line calculator when you need a fast answer on one line: cost, sell price, discount, tax treatment, profit, margin, markup, and whether the result still makes sense. If the quote grows into customer output, internal review, competitor comparison, or repeat work, move into the wider Pro workflow.
