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Small Business Pricing Template | Excel Sheet for Handmade Sellers | Cost of Goods, Profit Margins, Labour & Material Calculator
Small Business Pricing Template | Excel Sheet for Handmade Sellers | Cost of Goods, Profit Margins, Labour & Material Calculator
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Tired of guessing your prices or not knowing your profits?
This Ultimate Handmade Pricing Calculator is a powerful, easy-to-use Excel spreadsheet/ google sheets designed specifically for makers, crafters, and small business owners. Whether you sell tumblers, t-shirts, resin art, or custom creations this tool will help you price with confidence and clarity.
What’s Included:
🔹 Solid Materials Calculator – Calculates cost based on used area of acrylic, vinyl, HTV, and more
🔹 Pourable Materials Calculator – Perfect for resin, glitter, mica, paint, etc.
🔹 Blank Materials Calculator – Enter units per pack and used quantities or single items and packaging
🔹 Labour Cost Estimator – Auto-calculates your labour rate per item
🔹 Base Cost Calculator – Totals all inputs into one clean number
🔹 Markup Pricing Table – Suggested retail, market, and wholesale pricing
🔹 Profit Margin Table – See your estimated profit % and $$ for each pricing model
Why You’ll Love It:
Color-coded for simplicity (green = editable, red = locked, blue = totals)
Completely beginner-friendly, no Excel skills needed
Compatible with Excel (Windows & Mac) and includes a google sheets link and instructions
Fully automated, just plug in your numbers
Professional layout with protected formulas
Includes basic built-in instructions (with a full PDF available)
Important Notes:
This is a digital download, no physical product will be shipped
Built in Microsoft Excel, not compatible with Google Sheets or Numbers unless you use the sheets link
For personal use only, sharing or reselling is prohibited
Created by NewfoundFinishes – proudly Canadian 💜
⚠️ Disclaimer:
This calculator is a suggested pricing tool only. It is not financial or legal advice. Final pricing decisions should reflect your own business goals, market research, and judgement.
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