CrafPrint / Cost Calculator

Price with confidence.
Understand your profit.

A profitable price starts with the whole picture. Bring materials, labor, design, and setup costs into your estimates, then explore the selling price and profit that work for your business.

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Cost Calculator

Example: one custom tee

See what goes into the price

Materials
$4.50
Labor · 15 minutes at $24/hour
$6.00
Design / setup allocation
$1.50
Overhead allocation
$2.00
Estimated product cost
$14.00
Selling price
$20.00
Estimated profit$6.00
Profit margin30%
Markup42.9%

Illustrative estimate before taxes or any fees not included in the inputs.

Know the cost behind every custom product.

CrafPrint's calculators help turn production details into useful pricing decisions. Estimate true product cost, compare markup and margin, and understand the effect of material usage, labor, and setup before quoting a job.

Cost Calculator

The details that help you work better.

Profit Margin

Compare selling price, product cost, and estimated profit. Understand margin as a share of revenue and markup as a share of cost.

Material Cost

Account for blanks, transfers, ink, packaging, and other materials that contribute to the finished product.

Design Cost

Include the time spent preparing artwork, making revisions, and setting up a job when building a cost estimate.

Material Usage

Estimate how much material a job needs. Consider layout and offcuts to plan purchases and reduce avoidable waste.

Break-Even

Explore how many sales are needed to cover fixed costs using the contribution from each product.

Bundle Pricing

Compare the combined costs of a bundle with its selling price, so a promotion still leaves room for profit.

Labor / Employee Time

Translate time spent on a job and the applicable hourly rate into a labor cost you can include in pricing.

Built for everyday business

More clarity.
More room to create.

More informed quotes

Include materials, labor, and setup instead of relying on a guess.

Less avoidable waste

Consider material usage before cutting, printing, or ordering supplies.

Clearer profitability

See how price and cost assumptions affect your estimated profit.

How it fits your workflow

A better price starts with better inputs.

Use your own costs and production assumptions. Estimates help you make a decision; reviewing the final job costs helps improve the next estimate.

  1. Add the true costs

    Include materials, labor, design/setup time, and an appropriate share of overhead.

  2. Explore the selling price

    Compare markup, target margin, and the price you plan to charge.

  3. Review the estimated profit

    Check the result and revisit your assumptions as material costs and production time change.

Your next step starts here

Know your numbers before you quote.

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