FREEfor makers · takes a minute
Type in your materials, packaging, time, hourly rate, any other costs and the margin you want. The free Quick Price Calculator hands back a selling price, your profit on every sale and your real margin. Pricing is where most makers get stuck first, so this is free.
Check your inbox for the calculator. If it isn't there in a few minutes, look in the promotions or junk folder.
Say your product costs $16 to make, once you count your materials, packaging and your time. Most makers add 30% and call it done.
That $2.06 difference feels small on one sale. Over a year of sales, it adds up to real money, and it's money that should be yours. The calculator does this maths for you every time, so you never price on a hunch again.
A great starting point, not the whole picture. Your quick price doesn't include your running costs, selling fees, the hours you spend on messages and packing, wastage or tax. The sheet tells you that plainly, and the complete calculator covers all of it when you're ready.
The six numbers
Fill in the pink cells. Everything else works itself out. Opens in Excel or Google Sheets, on any computer.
Across my maker businesses
I'm Bec. I built Laser Blanks from one $10,000 hobby laser into Australia's largest craft blanks supplier, and Tom and I still run Happy Print Hub today. Every one of those orders needed a price that covered the materials, the time, the boring bills and the people doing the work. This calculator is the first step of how I do it, made for makers, by a maker.
Busy and profitable aren't the same thing. Knowing your price is where the difference starts.
FREEtakes a minute
Six numbers and you're done. It lands in your inbox in a few minutes, with the 20% code inside.
Check your inbox for the calculator. If it isn't there in a few minutes, look in the promotions or junk folder.
Yes. No card, no trial, nothing to cancel. You give me your email, I send you the calculator, and you keep it.
Excel, or a free Google account for Google Sheets. It opens in Mac Numbers too. It's much easier on a computer than a phone, so save it for when you're at your desk.
Yes. Change the currency symbol at the top and the maths is the same anywhere. Pricing doesn't have a postcode.
It goes on the Business of Making list and nowhere else. You'll hear from me when something new is released, which isn't often, and every email has an unsubscribe link.