Products, Cost to Make & Pricing

Understand cost, suggested price, and margin

Read the cost-to-make breakdown so you know your true per-item cost and can price with a healthy margin.

5 min read

1. 1

   Open a cost to make to see the cost breakdown grouped by materials, design, labor, machine time, packaging, and overhead.

2. 2

   Each line's cost is frozen from the unit cost at save, so historical costs stay accurate even if material prices change.

3. 3

   Compare total cost per item, your selling price, and the resulting margin and expected profit.

4. 4

   Use the suggested price as a starting point, then adjust your selling price and add a note if you override it.