Pricing your handmade products is really, really hard. Not only do you have to include factors like your overhead and material costs, you also have to set a price point that your customers will buy at. Sometimes the true cost of your products and a popular price point don’t match at all. So how much should you price your products for? Well, lots of crafters use the pricing formula below (transformed into a pretty picture by me) to determine the price of their products: Setting Your Costs For an example, I …
Always a very tough subjec to approach when you consider your handmade marketplace. This great thought helps demystify much of what someone should consider when pricing their efforts.
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