Inventory Intelligence

COGS Calculator

Track your direct production costs. Calculate the Cost of Goods Sold to reveal your true gross margin and operational health.

Inventory Data

Beginning Inventory

Value of stock at start of period.

Purchases during Period

Cost of new stock added.

Ending Inventory

Value of unsold stock at end of period.

Cost of Goods Sold (COGS)

$4000.00

Total Goods Available

$7000.00

Why calculate COGS?

High COGS means lower profit margins. Tracking this helps you price products correctly and identify supplier issues.

Margin Analysis

Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) measures the direct costs of producing the products sold by your company. This includes material costs and direct labor, forming the baseline for every retail financial model.

Supply Chain

Factoring in freight, customs, and direct raw materials is vital for accurate COGS reporting and identifying hidden logistics leakage.

Compliance

Accurate COGS directly affects your taxable income. Precise reporting ensures you maximize legal deductions while maintaining audit-ready documentation.

Inventory Turnover

A high COGS relative to inventory isn't always bad—it often implies high turnover, meaning you're converting stock to cash as fast as you can produce it.

Formula

Prev Inv + Buy - New Inv

Output

Total COGS