Free Stock Value Calculator
Total inventory value in seconds
Total inventory value = the sum of quantity × unit cost for each product. Add multiple items to calculate a stock-value subtotal, then review the count, cost basis and any required adjustments.
What Is a Stock Value Calculator?
A Stock Value Calculator helps you find the total monetary value of your inventory by multiplying each item's quantity by its unit cost and summing all items together. Whether you're doing a month-end stock count, preparing financial statements, or planning a purchase order, this free tool totals the quantities and unit costs you provide — with no spreadsheet or software required.
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How do I calculate total inventory value?
Total inventory value = sum of quantity on hand × unit cost for each item. Use the same currency, count cutoff and valuation basis throughout. This calculator totals the figures you enter; it does not choose a costing method or make write-downs.
| Item | Quantity | Unit cost | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Product A | 40 pieces | 125 | 5,000 |
| Product B | 30 pieces | 80 | 2,400 |
| Total inventory value | 7,400 | ||
Is inventory value the same as selling value?
No. Cost-based stock value measures the entered cost of goods held. Multiplying by retail price estimates selling value before discounts and selling costs. Keep these calculations separate; mixing cost and selling prices makes the total hard to interpret.
Does quantity × cost give the final accounting valuation?
It gives a subtotal for review. Under IAS 2, inventory is measured at the lower of cost and net realisable value. Costs can include more than the supplier price, and the applicable cost formula must be established before entering unit costs. This tool does not assess recoverability or calculate accounting adjustments.
Reference: IFRS Foundation, IAS 2 Inventories.
Before using the result, reconcile physical counts, exclude duplicate locations, convert carton quantities to the unit used for cost, and review damaged or obsolete goods separately.
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How to Calculate Total Stock Value in 3 Steps
Step 1 — Add Your Inventory Items
Click 'Add Item' and enter the product name, quantity in stock, and the cost price (or selling price) per unit. Add as many items as you need.
Step 2 — See Item-wise Values
Each row instantly shows the total value for that item (Quantity × Unit Price). Edit any field to update results in real-time.
Step 3 — Read the Grand Total
The grand total at the bottom shows the combined value of your entire inventory. Use this subtotal to review a stock count; accounting and insurance valuations may require further adjustments.
Who Uses This Stock Value Calculator?
Retail & Shop Owners
Get a quick valuation of total stock on hand for month-end or year-end accounts.
Warehouse & Stockroom Managers
Calculate total inventory value after a physical stock count to reconcile with records.
Small Business Owners
Know exactly how much money is tied up in stock so you can manage cash flow better.
Accountants & Bookkeepers
Quickly compute closing stock value for profit & loss statements and balance sheets.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is stock value or inventory value?
Stock value (inventory value) is the total monetary worth of all goods you currently hold in stock. It equals the sum of (Quantity × Cost Price) for every item in your inventory.
Should I use cost price or selling price?
Use a consistent unit-cost basis for a cost subtotal. Use selling price only for a separate selling-value estimate. The calculator does not select an accounting cost formula, assess net realisable value or make write-downs.
Can I add GST to the stock value?
The result reflects the unit prices you enter; the calculator does not add or remove GST. Keep the tax basis consistent across rows and check the applicable treatment before using the subtotal in accounts.
How many items can I add?
There is no limit. Add as many product rows as you need. All values update instantly in your browser.
Is my data saved?
No data is sent to any server. Everything stays in your browser tab. Refreshing the page will reset the calculator.
Can I use this for a stock audit?
Yes. Enter physical counts during a stock-take and multiply by cost price to get the current inventory value. Compare to your book value to spot discrepancies.