Know your cost. Price with purpose. Plan for profit.
Making the product is only the first calculation. Seller Tools connects your material plan to the true cost of a sellable item, a sustainable price, and the sales target for a profitable craft fair.
Move from making to selling without skipping the math
Use the tools in order, or start with the number you need today.
- True cost Available now
Find your true cost
Craft Batch Cost Calculator
Add materials, labor, packaging, overhead, and expected waste to find the cost of each sellable item.
Open calculator - Pricing Available now
Set a sustainable price
Handmade Product Pricing Calculator
Turn true unit cost into a price that accounts for selling fees and your desired profit margin.
Open calculator - Event profit Available now
Plan event profit
Craft Fair Break-Even Calculator
Estimate the units and revenue needed to recover booth costs and reach an event-profit target.
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Why the order matters
Quantity becomes cost
A material estimate tells you what a project uses. True cost also includes labor, packaging, overhead, and expected waste.
Cost becomes price
A sustainable price must recover true cost, selling fees, and the profit margin you choose—not just the supply receipt.
Price becomes an event goal
Your average price and product cost determine how many sales a craft fair needs to repay booth expenses and reach a profit target.
Start with a material calculator
Estimate wax, resin, fabric, yarn, leather, cord, beads, clay, or soap ingredients before turning those quantities into cost.