A 0% markup is not being applied

Short answer

0% is a real choice and must be kept, not read as 'nothing entered'. Standard estimates used to treat a 0% markup as an empty field and fall back to the default. That is fixed — 0% is now preserved on both standard and advanced estimates.

What it means

0% is a real choice and must be kept, not read as 'nothing entered'.

Why it happens

Standard estimates used to treat a 0% markup as an empty field and fall back to the default. That is fixed — 0% is now preserved on both standard and advanced estimates.

How to fix it

1. Re-enter 0 in the markup field and save the estimate.
2. Check the Cost Sheet total reflects cost with no markup added.

Other ways this is described

• zero markup
• 0% markup
• markup reset
• markup ignored

Still stuck?

If none of the steps above match what you are seeing, open a ticket from Support > My Tickets with the exact message, the page and a screenshot. Guessing at a different cause only costs you time.