Free crop profit calculator

Calculate Your Crop Profit in Minutes

Estimate crop revenue, farming costs, net profit, ROI, and break-even price using a simple international crop profit calculator.

Enter your farm size, expected yield, selling price, and season costs. The calculator works out what a crop is likely to earn, what it will cost to grow, and how much of that revenue you actually keep.

Calculate Crop Profit How It Works

International Crop Profit Calculator

Choose your country and currency, describe the field, and add the costs you paid for the season. Everything is entered in the units you already use, so there is no need to convert figures by hand.

Field and crop
Up to 4 characters. Used only to label your results.
Total area planted with this crop, in acres. Enter a farm size greater than zero.
Yield and selling price
Enter an expected yield greater than zero.
Bushels are mainly used for grains such as wheat, corn, soybean and barley.
Choose “per land unit” if your yield figure is per acre.
Price you expect per kg. Enter a selling price greater than zero.
Farming costs for the season
Costs cannot be negative.
Costs cannot be negative.
Costs cannot be negative.
Costs cannot be negative.
Costs cannot be negative.
Costs cannot be negative.
Transport, storage, land rent, insurance, or anything else you spend on this crop. Costs cannot be negative.

Your Results

Fill in your farm size, expected yield, selling price and season costs, then select Calculate Profit to see your full breakdown here.
Net profit —
—Return on investment
Gross revenue —
Total farming cost — All entered season costs
Profit per acre — Net profit divided by area
Break-even price —

Calculation Summary

Disclaimer: The results are estimates based on the information entered by the user. Actual farming costs, yields, market prices, taxes, and profitability can vary by crop, location, season, and farm conditions.

How It Works

Four short steps, and nothing to install or sign up for.

1

Select Your Crop

Pick the crop you are growing this season, along with your country and the currency you want the results shown in.

2

Enter Farm Details

Add your farm size and land unit, the yield you expect per unit, and the price you expect to sell at.

3

Add Farming Costs

Enter what the season costs you: seed, fertilizer, labor, irrigation, machinery and fuel, plus anything else you spend.

4

View Your Profit Results

See revenue, total cost, net profit, profit per acre or hectare, ROI, and the price you need to break even.

What the Calculator Estimates

Each result is worked out from the figures you enter, so you can see exactly where the profit comes from and what it depends on.

Gross Revenue

What the harvest is worth before any costs are taken off, based on your expected yield and selling price.

Farm size × yield × price

Total Farming Cost

Everything you spend on the crop this season, added together into one figure you can compare against revenue.

Seed + fertilizer + labor + irrigation + machinery + other

Net Profit

What is left once the season's costs are subtracted from revenue. This is the number most growers care about.

Gross revenue − total cost

Profit per Acre or Hectare

Profit divided across your land, which makes it easy to compare fields, seasons, or two different crops fairly.

Net profit ÷ farm size

Return on Investment

How much profit each unit of spending returned, shown as a percentage so you can weigh one crop against another.

(Net profit ÷ total cost) × 100

Break-even Selling Price

The lowest price per unit that still covers your costs. Sell below it and the season runs at a loss.

Total cost ÷ total expected yield

Why Use This Calculator

Built to answer one question well: is this crop worth growing at the price and cost you are expecting?

Easy to Use

Plain fields, no jargon, and no account to create. Fill in what you know and the results appear straight away.

Multiple Land Units

Work in acres, hectares, or square meters. Enter your field the way you normally measure it.

Multiple Currencies

Choose the currency you buy and sell in, so costs and profit read the way they do in your own records.

Clear Profit Breakdown

Revenue, cost, profit, ROI, and break-even price are shown side by side, so you can see which cost is eating the margin.

Supported Land Units

Farm size can be entered in any of the three units below, and results are shown per unit so the numbers stay comparable.

Acre

Common across North America, South Asia, and parts of the UK for field-scale farming.

1 acre = 4,046.86 m²

Hectare

The standard metric unit for farmland in most of Europe, Africa, Asia, and South America.

1 hectare = 2.4711 acres

Square Meter

Useful for smallholdings, market gardens, greenhouse blocks, and trial plots.

10,000 m² = 1 hectare

Designed for Growers Everywhere

Crop economics work the same way in every region: yield times price, minus what the season cost. Only the crops, currencies, and units change. The calculator handles those differences so the same tool is useful wherever you farm.

  • Farmers and growersCheck whether a crop pays before committing seed, land, and a season of work to it.
  • Agricultural studentsWork through revenue, cost, margin, and ROI on real figures instead of textbook examples.
  • Farm managersCompare fields and rotations, and see which input is doing the most damage to the margin.
  • Agricultural businessesModel scenarios for advisers, cooperatives, and suppliers who plan around grower margins.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a crop profit calculator?

It is a tool that estimates what a crop will earn and what it will cost to grow, then shows the difference. You enter your field size, expected yield, selling price, and season costs, and it returns revenue, total cost, net profit, profit per unit of land, ROI, and break-even price.

How is crop profit calculated?

Revenue is farm size multiplied by yield per unit multiplied by selling price. Total cost is the sum of every input you enter for the season. Net profit is revenue minus total cost. From those three figures the calculator also works out profit per acre or hectare, ROI, and the break-even selling price.

What costs should I include?

Include everything you actually spend on that crop: seed, fertilizer and crop protection, labor, irrigation, and machinery or fuel. Use the "other expenses" field for anything left over, such as transport, storage, land rent, or crop insurance. The more complete your cost entry, the closer the net profit figure will be to reality.

Can I calculate profit per acre?

Yes. Choose acre as your land unit and the results include profit per acre alongside the totals for the whole field. It is the quickest way to compare two fields or two crops that are not the same size.

Can I use hectares instead?

Yes. Hectares, acres, and square meters are all supported. Pick the one you already use for your records and enter yield and price in the matching units.

Can I calculate ROI for a crop?

Yes. ROI is shown as a percentage, calculated as net profit divided by total farming cost. A result of 50% means the season returned half of what it cost you on top of covering that cost. It is useful when you want to know how hard your money worked, not just how much profit was left.

What is break-even selling price?

It is the lowest price per unit of harvest that still covers your total cost. Selling above it means the crop makes a profit; selling below it means a loss. Knowing this figure early helps when you are deciding whether to sell now or hold.

Are the results guaranteed?

No. The calculator is an estimating tool and the results are only as accurate as the numbers you enter. Actual yields, market prices, and input costs change with weather, quality, and local conditions, so treat the output as a planning estimate rather than a financial guarantee.

Ready to Estimate Your Crop Profit?

Enter your field details and season costs, and get a full profit breakdown in under a minute.

Use the Crop Profit Calculator

Free to use. No sign-up, and nothing you enter is stored.