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Pricing calculator
Enter your costs, fees, acquisition spend, and the net you want to keep. Get the selling price that makes the math hold — before you list the product.
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Stop selling at a loss
you cannot see.
Fees, ads, and tax take their cut before money hits your account. We help POD sellers and solo creators price for the profit they actually want to keep.
Sample sale / after the cutEUR
Customer pays€29.00
Print + platform fees−€15.30
Ads to get the sale−€3.20
Tax you still owe−€2.85
What you keep€7.65
Want €10 net instead?
Charge from this floor
€32.40
The quiet problem
Guessing your price feels cheap. It is usually expensive.
Copy a competitor, knock a euro off, hope the order volume saves you. Then Printful raises a base cost, ads get pricier, and the “profit” on your dashboard was never yours. We exist so you can replace hope with a number you can defend.
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Begin free. Buy a field note when one question is costing you sales. Pick up a tool when you need the work system itself. Every article euro becomes credit toward a tool.
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Field notes
Short, paid answers to one expensive question: underpricing, launch timing, fee traps, tax reserves. Focused, keepable, and what you spend becomes tool credit.
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Why trust us with the work
Useful should not require a subscription.
If a free tool is good, it stays free. If you pay once, you keep access. That is the whole pitch.
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- No urgency timer. No hidden upgrade path.
Your next useful step
Price one product with honest numbers.
No account. No email capture. Two minutes with your real costs — then a price you can defend.