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NZ pricing guide (private) · tap for markup examples
There is no reliable single NZ average markup for every product or business. Stats NZ and Inland Revenue publish gross-profit benchmarks by industry and business turnover, but those are whole-business figures, not a recommended markup for each item. A business selling parts and labour cannot copy its overall gross-profit ratio into a part markup field.
The table below is an illustrative starting point by item cost, not measured NZ averages. Compare your final price with local suppliers and similar jobs, and allow for freight, warranty risk, overheads and your labour charge.
| Wholesale cost per item | Example markup on cost | Example selling price before tax |
|---|---|---|
| Under $50 | 50–100% | $20 cost → $30–$40 |
| $50–$199 | 35–60% | $100 cost → $135–$160 |
| $200–$499 | 25–50% | $400 cost → $500–$600 |
| $500 and above | 15–35% | $800 cost → $920–$1,080 |
Markup is based on wholesale cost: $100 cost + 50% markup = $150 selling price before tax. That is a 33% gross margin before overheads. If your cost includes tax, remove recoverable tax before comparing prices. RRP can be a useful check, but it is not a required selling price.
Stats NZ industry benchmarks · Business.govt.nz pricing guide and workbook
| Description / reference | Qty | Cost/unit | Markup % | List price | Manual rate | Discount % | Tax basis | Total before tax |
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