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Supplier Price Increase Negotiation Savings Calculator

Estimate how much you save annually by negotiating a lower supplier price increase versus the proposed increase.

Estimate how much you save annually by negotiating a lower supplier price increase compared with the supplier’s proposed increase.

Input mode
Purchases

Your annual purchased units from the supplier.

Current negotiated unit price.

Price increase scenarios

Lower than proposed → saves money vs the proposed outcome.

If you can raise customer prices, some of the increase is passed through.

Results

Annual cost

Before: $4,800,000
Proposed: $5,376,000
Negotiated: $5,136,000

Negotiation savings

Savings vs proposed: $240,000
Savings per unit: $0.40

Savings = proposed cost − negotiated cost

Absorbed cost (after pass-through)

Proposed absorbed increase: $403,200
Negotiated absorbed increase: $235,200
Absorbed savings: +$168,000

Absorbed increase = increase × (1 − pass-through rate)

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This compares the supplier’s proposed increase vs your negotiated increase. If you can pass some costs to customers, the ‘absorbed’ portion shows what hits your margin/cash directly.

How it works

  • Compute baseline annual cost from purchases/spend.
  • Apply proposed vs negotiated increases to get two “after” outcomes.
  • Savings = proposed cost − negotiated cost.
  • Optional pass-through shows how much increase is absorbed vs passed to customers.

FAQ

What if the supplier raises price in multiple steps?
Use a weighted average increase or run multiple scenarios.

Is pass-through required?
No. It’s optional and mainly helps interpret the margin hit.

How to use this supplier price increase negotiation savings calculator

  1. Choose input mode: units + unit price, or annual spend.
  2. Enter the supplier’s proposed price increase (%) and your negotiated increase (%).
  3. Optionally enter pass-through rate (%) to model how much of the increase you can pass to customers.
  4. Compare annual cost under proposed vs negotiated terms and see your savings.

Example

You buy 600,000 units/year at $8. Supplier proposes +12%, negotiated to +7%, pass-through 30%.

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