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The Marts & Crafts Gazette

The Marts & Crafts Gazette

The Toolbox

What should you charge for one?

Say what goes into a piece and how long it takes, and see a price that pays you for your time, and what any price leaves you.

What goes into one

Work it out from scratch.

Say what goes into one piece and how long it takes, and the calculator shows what to charge. Nothing you type here is saved. With a free account, your pieces and their recipes are kept, and a material’s price rise moves every price that uses it. Create a free account

What one piece uses, in total: fabric, thread, wax, wire.

2. Hours Spent Making One (not set)

Cutting, making and finishing: all of it counts.
Pay yourself for your skilled maker time!
Optional: your fixed selling cost, a booth fee, a table at a shop, a pitch at a market. Anything you pay once for the chance to sell.
The share of the price you keep. Type 40 for 40%.Leave blank to be told what to charge.

Recommended price

Not enough to price this yet.

Add what goes into it, how long one takes, what your time is worth and the share of the price you want to keep, and the price appears here.

• Pays you: not set for your time.

• Booth cover: add your next fair’s booth fee to see how many pay it off.

Full cost to make
not setmaterials, overhead and packaging — your time is not counted in this yet
Profit after your time
not setat the recommended price, after everything it takes to make and no selling fees
Cash profit
not setbefore your own time is counted — the difference between the two is your time
What this pays per hour
not setneeds your hourly rate and how long one takes

Where that comes from

Materials
not set
Your time
not set
Overhead
not set
Packaging
not set
Full cost to make
not set
of which cash out-of-pocket
not set
Selling fees At a stall
not set

Free account

Create a free account to use the pricing calculator

It’s free and takes a minute, and you’ll come right back here. Your own calculator works from your pieces and today’s prices for their materials, and your prices are kept.