Estimated price revision impact (by customer/SKU)

From the current/new prices and purchase volume, we calculate the increase/decrease in sales and gross profit and rank the customers x SKUs that have the greatest impact.

Compare scenarios for demand decline (-5%, etc.) Supports special unit prices for each customer Browser display + CSV output

Notes (must read)

This tool is a trial calculation based on the entered conditions. It does not guarantee or predict future sales or profits.
Confidential information such as customer name, unit price, and cost may be included. Please handle it according to company rules.
If possible, please anonymize (customer ID) input.

Input data is processed within the browser (no server submission).

1. Data entry 2. Scenario settings 3. Results (Summary/Ranking/Graph/Output)

Calculate the impact of price revisions (sales/gross profit)

Step 1: Data entry

number of lines0
Number of customers0
Number of SKUs0
Unit price application rules: If there is a current unit price by customer, it will be given priority as the current unit price, if there is a new unit price by customer, it will be given priority as the new unit price. If left blank, standard unit price will be used.
Customer name (or customer ID) SKU (or product name) quantity Current unit price New unit price Cost price (unit price) Current unit price by customer New unit price by customer memo
Required column (Basic)
Customer name (or customer ID)
A Co., Ltd. / Aggregation by customer
SKU (or product name)
SKU-001 / Aggregation by SKU
quantity
120 / Basics of sales/gross profit calculation
Current unit price
1000 / Current sales
New unit price
1100 / Sales after revision
Cost price (unit price)
700 / Gross profit calculation
Any column (Advanced)
Current unit price by customer
950 / Override current unit price if special unit price exists
New unit price by customer
1050 / Overwrite new unit price if there is a special unit price
memo
Key customers/contract terms / to look back on later
Column name automatic mapping example
Business partner name -> customer name
Product code -> SKU
Number of sales -> quantity
Current price -> Current unit price
new price -> New unit price
Input check
Quantity is 0 or more, unit price/cost is 0 or more
Warning display for cost price > unit price (calculation continues)

Scenario setting (easily reducing demand)

Step 2: Compare multiple scenarios with quantity coefficients

preset

The quantity coefficient will be multiplied by the revised quantity (e.g. -5% → 0.95x).

This tool is a trial calculation based on the entered conditions. It does not guarantee or predict future sales or profits.
Confidential information such as customer name, unit price, and cost may be included. Please handle it according to company rules.
If possible, please anonymize (customer ID) input.

Impact ranking by customer/SKU

Step 3: Results

Sales (current)-
Sales (after revision)-Sales difference: -
Gross profit (current)-
Gross profit (after revision)-gross profit difference: -
Gross profit margin (current)-
Gross profit margin (after revision)-gross profit margin difference: -
Target customer
0
Target SKU
0
Target line
0
scenario
-

Influence ranking (customer x SKU)

customer SKU Quantity (after adjustment) Current sales Sales after revision Sales difference Current gross profit Revised gross profit gross profit difference Contribution % of gross profit difference

simple graph

Gross profit difference Top 10 (horizontal bar)

CSV output

Example file name: price-impact_2026-02-06_scn-qty-5.csv

How to calculate sales and gross profit for price increases (assumptions and formulas)

Adjusted quantity: quantity_after = quantity × quantity factor

Sales_now = current unit price × quantity / sales_after = new unit price × quantity_after

Gross profit_now = (current unit price - cost price) × quantity / gross profit_after = (new unit price - cost price) × quantity_after

Sales difference = Sales_after - Sales_now / Gross profit difference = Gross profit_after - Gross profit_now

Aggregation: Total by customer, SKU, and overall

FAQ (Decrease in demand/Special unit price/Graph)

I would also like to see a decrease in demand (decrease in quantity)

If you enter -5% etc. in the "Quantity Coefficient" in the scenario settings, you can make a trial calculation assuming that the quantity changes by the coefficient. You can also create multiple scenarios and compare them.

There are special unit prices for each customer.

If you enter in the "Current unit price by customer" or "New unit price by customer" columns in the input table, it will be applied preferentially as the unit price for that customer (if the field is blank, the standard unit price will be used).

I want to graph

Major differences (gross profit difference/sales difference) can be displayed in a simple graph on your browser. If you want to analyze it further, you can output it as CSV and process it with a spreadsheet, etc.

Notes (must read)

This tool is a trial calculation based on the entered conditions. It does not guarantee or predict future sales or profits.

Confidential information such as customer name, unit price, and cost may be included. Please handle it according to company rules.

If possible, please anonymize (customer ID) input.

price change impact calculator / margin impact analysis