In the pharmaceutical business, accurate pricing isn't just a matter of numbers—it's a critical part of maintaining trust, transparency, and healthy profit margins across the supply chain. From manufacturers to retailers, everyone in the pharma network relies on clear pricing structures. But with multiple margins, taxes, and discounts involved, calculating PTR (Price to Retailer) and PTS (Price to Stockist) can become confusing and time-consuming.
That’s why India Pharma Franchise has launched a free online PTR & PTS Calculator—a powerful tool that makes pricing easier, faster, and more accurate.
What Is the PTR & PTS Calculator?
It’s a simple online tool that allows pharma professionals to instantly calculate:
PTR (Price to Retailer) – The price at which the retailer buys the product.
PTS (Price to Stockist) – The price offered to the stockist by the company.
You only need to enter the MRP, GST rate, and margin percentages. Within seconds, the calculator gives you precise pricing that aligns with pharma industry standards.
Why Use It?
Eliminates Manual Errors – No more Excel formulas or miscalculations.
Saves Time – Get instant results without long computations.
Boosts Transparency – Share fair pricing with your partners.
Free & Online – Use it anywhere, anytime—no registration needed.
Whether you're launching a new product, onboarding PCD partners, or negotiating with distributors, this tool ensures your pricing remains competitive and compliant.
Who Can Benefit?
PCD Pharma Franchise Owners
Stockists and Super Stockists
Pharma Marketing Professionals
Third-Party Manufacturers
Small Pharma Business Owners
The tool is especially useful for those managing multiple SKUs and margins. With just a few inputs, you’ll know exactly how much to charge and offer.
Try It Out Today
Save time, reduce confusion, and ensure accurate pharma pricing with our free calculator.
Click the link below to use the PTR & PTS Calculator now:
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