Use the Booth Sales Goal Calculator to estimate how much your antique mall booth needs to sell in order to reach a desired profit target before cost of goods sold.

This tool factors in booth rent, commission, other monthly fees, and your desired profit goal. It is designed to help vendors understand the sales volume needed to make their booth worthwhile.

Important: This calculator shows profit before COGS. To understand your true profit, you still need to subtract what you paid for the inventory that sold.

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Booth Sales Goal Calculator

Profit Before COGS

Use this calculator to estimate how much your booth needs to sell to hit a desired profit target before cost of goods sold is removed.

Enter Your Numbers
Your monthly booth rent.
The percentage the mall keeps from sales.
Other fixed booth fees or monthly business costs.
How much you want left after rent, commission, and other fees.
Sales Goal Results

Required Monthly Sales

$0.00
Sales needed to hit your profit target before COGS.

Sales vs Rent

0.0x
How many times your sales goal covers booth rent.

Commission Cost

$0.00
Estimated commission at the required sales level.
Enter your numbers and click Calculate.
Important: This calculator shows profit before COGS. Cost of goods sold is still one of the most important parts of calculating actual profit. After you hit this sales target, you still need to subtract what you paid for the inventory that sold.

Disclaimer: This calculator is a tool for estimation purposes only. Actual business results, margins, and vendor profits may vary based on individual contracts, local taxes, and specific store policies

How to Use This Calculator

Enter your monthly booth rent, commission percentage, other monthly fees, and the amount of profit you want to have left before cost of goods sold. The calculator will estimate the monthly sales needed to reach that target.

This can help you set more realistic booth sales goals instead of relying on a generic rent multiplier. A booth with higher commission, fees, or desired profit will need a higher monthly sales target.

Remember, this is not your final profit. Cost of goods sold must still be subtracted to understand your actual profit.

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