Craft pricing calculator
Find a price that covers your entered costs, transaction fees, and target margin.
Include the blank, decoration, labor, waste, and order costs before quoting. The default ten-coaster lesson includes labor and energy. All example amounts are hypothetical, not supplier quotes or a promise of what customers will pay.
Loaded teaching example: Ten coasters. Replace every assumption before quoting a job.
Price and cost
Suggested price per item
$11.79
- Cost per saleable item
- $6.07
- Estimated order profit
- $35.40
Calculated minimum (displayed to four decimals): USD 11.7861 per item. The suggested price rounds up to a cent.
- Materials per attempt
- $3.00
- Labor per attempt
- $2.00
- Energy per attempt
- $0.01
- Expected yield
- 90.00%
- Packaging per saleable item
- $0.50
- Other cost per saleable item
- $0.00
- Cost per saleable item, including waste, packaging, and other unit costs
- $6.07
- Setup labor for the order
- $10.00
- Other order costs
- $0.00
- Seller-paid shipping
- $8.00
- Total order cost before transaction fees
- $78.67
- Merchandise revenue at suggested price
- $117.90
- Variable transaction fee at suggested price
- $3.54
- Fixed transaction fee for the order
- $0.30
- Estimated transaction fee at suggested price
- $3.84
- Estimated profit at suggested price
- $35.40
Entered transaction fee rate: 3.00%. Entered target margin: 30.00%.
Margin is profit divided by merchandise revenue. Markup is profit divided by costs including transaction fees. At the suggested price: margin 30.02%; markup 42.90%.
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