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PTR & PTS Calculator with GST

Calculate accurate Price to Retailer (PTR) and Price to Stockist (PTS) with GST for your pharmaceutical and distribution business instantly.

PTR & PTS Calculator

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Maximum Retail Price (MRP) Inclusive of all taxes
Presets:
GST Slab (%) Goods & Services Tax
%
Slabs:
Retailer Margin (%) Standard Chemist Margin
%
Standard:
Stockist Margin (%) Wholesale Margin
%
Standard:
Scheme / Deal Discount (%) e.g. 10+1 free = ~9-10%
%
Common Schemes:
Trade Margin Breakdown
Maximum Retail Price (MRP) ₹ 100.00
GST Slab Rate 12%
Retailer Margin % 20%
Stockist Margin % 10%
Trade Scheme % 10%
PTR (Excl. GST) ₹ 71.43
GST on PTR ₹ 8.57
PTR with GST ₹ 80.00
PTS (Excl. GST) ₹ 64.29
GST on PTS ₹ 7.71
PTS with GST ₹ 72.00
Net Scheme Rate ₹ 57.14
Retailer Profit / Unit ₹ 20.00 (20%)
Stockist Profit / Unit ₹ 7.14 (10%)
These values are calculated based on Indian Pharma Trade standards (NPPA / DPCO compliant). They assist stockists and distributors in evaluating commercial viability and net margins.

PTR and PTS Calculator with GST

Price to Retailer (PTR) and Price to Stockist (PTS) calculators with GST are fundamental financial tools in the Indian pharmaceutical industry. Whether you are managing stockist operations, distribution networks, or retail pharmacies, accurate pricing calculations protect your profit margins and ensure statutory GST compliance without manual calculation errors.


What Are PTR and PTS?

PTR ("Price to Retailer") refers to the price at which a retail chemist or pharmacy purchases medicines from wholesale distributors or stockists. PTS ("Price to Stockist") refers to the price at which the stockist/distributor buys products directly from the pharmaceutical manufacturer or marketing company. Accurate calculation ensures fair trade margins for every tier of the distribution hierarchy.

How PTR and PTS are Calculated in India

In the pharmaceutical trade, MRP is the maximum price a consumer pays and is inclusive of all taxes. Trade margins (20% for Retailer, 10% for Stockist) are calculated backwards from the base price after reverse calculating the GST component.


Step 1 PTR Calculation Formula

To calculate PTR, deduct the retailer margin from the MRP, then remove the GST component:

Retail Price Before GST Retail Price = MRP × (100 - Retailer Margin %) ÷ 100
GST Factor GST Factor = (100 + GST %) ÷ 100
Standard Pharma PTR Formula
PTR = (MRP × (100 - Retailer Margin %)) ÷ (100 + GST %)
PTR = (100 × (100 - 20)) ÷ (100 + 12) = ₹ 71.43

Step 2 PTS Calculation Formula

Once the PTR is established, the stockist margin (typically 10%) is deducted from the PTR:

Standard Pharma PTS Formula
PTS = PTR × (100 - Stockist Margin %) ÷ 100
PTS = 71.43 × (100 - 10) ÷ 100 = ₹ 64.29

Step 3 Net Scheme Calculation Formula

If promotional schemes (such as 10% cash scheme or 10+1 free goods) apply, the effective landing rate per unit is:

Net Scheme Formula
Net Scheme Rate = PTS × (100 - Scheme Discount %) ÷ 100
Net Scheme = 64.29 × (100 - 10) ÷ 100 = ₹ 57.14

Standard Pharma Margins in India

Reference guidelines under DPCO (Drug Price Control Order) & Free Trade Margins:

Product Category GST Slab Retailer Margin Stockist Margin
Scheduled Drugs (DPCO) 12% 16% (Mandatory) 8% (Mandatory)
Non-Scheduled Formulations 12% 20% (Industry Standard) 10% (Standard)
Nutraceuticals / Food Supplements 18% 20% - 30% 10% - 12%
Generic Medicines 12% 25% - 50% 10% - 15%
Life Saving Vaccines / Critical Care 5% 16% - 20% 8% - 10%

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

PTR (Price to Retailer) is the price at which pharmacies and retail chemists buy medicine from wholesale distributors. PTS (Price to Stockist) is the price at which wholesale stockists purchase the products from pharmaceutical manufacturing companies. The difference between PTR and PTS represents the stockist's gross trade margin.

In the pharmaceutical billing cycle, the invoice is billed on the base PTR, and GST is charged on the taxable PTR value. However, the MRP printed on the packaging already includes all taxes (inclusive of GST). Hence, during reverse calculation, GST is back-calculated using the GST factor (100 + GST%).

When a company provides 1 free unit with every 10 units purchased, the buyer receives 11 units for the price of 10. The discount percentage is calculated as (1 / 11) × 100 = 9.09% (commonly simplified in trade as a 10% scheme). Similarly, a 5+1 free scheme equals (1 / 6) × 100 = 16.66% discount.

No. Under the Legal Metrology Act and Drug Price Control Orders (DPCO) in India, charging any amount above the printed Maximum Retail Price (MRP) is strictly prohibited by law. Retailers can, however, provide additional discounts to consumers below the printed MRP.