How to use this calculator
Enter product cost, desired profit margin, competitor price, and expected monthly units. The calculator estimates suggested price, profit per unit, competitive position, and monthly gross profit.
Use this Small Business Price Calculator to estimate a selling price from product cost and desired margin. It compares your suggested price with a competitor price and estimates profit potential.
Enter product cost, desired profit margin, competitor price, and expected monthly units. The calculator estimates suggested price, profit per unit, competitive position, and monthly gross profit.
Price must cover cost, profit, positioning, and market expectations. A price below cost or below required margin can create sales volume but weak profit.
This calculator uses target margin pricing. Test demand before making major price changes.
If product cost is $25 and desired margin is 40%, suggested price is $41.67 and profit per unit is $16.67.
Price products by combining cost, target margin, demand, competitor pricing, and perceived value. The most profitable price is not always the lowest price.
Handmade product pricing should include materials, labor time, overhead, platform fees, taxes, and desired profit margin.
Your prices can be higher if your product quality, brand, service, speed, or customer experience justifies the premium.
Many product-based businesses target gross margins between 30% and 60%, but the right margin depends on category, volume, and overhead.
Use Selling Price = Cost / (1 - Desired Margin). For a $25 cost and 40% margin, price is $41.67.
| Metric | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Suggested Price | Price required for target margin |
| Profit Per Unit | Price minus cost |
| Competitor Gap | Difference from market price |
| Gross Profit | Projected monthly gross profit |