MagMaker Hub · Free Pricing Calculator
Let's work out what your magnets actually cost.
Add your own numbers and use the calculator as a guide to work through your costs, your break-even point and what you might need to charge.
You don't need to calculate every minute of every order. We're looking at your realistic production speed, your costs and what your business needs to earn.
1 What does one magnet cost you?
Include everything used for each individual finished magnet.
Magnet parts, paper, ink, mylar, cello bag, backing card and anything else used for each magnet.
2 What is your working time worth?
Think about a normal production hour with several magnets ready to make.
Include printing, cutting and pressing.
What you'd like to pay yourself for your working time.
3 Tell us about the order
Choose how many magnets are in this customer order.
Any packaging used once for the order, such as a satchel, box, mailer, tissue or thank-you card.
4 Allow for running your business
Your equipment, website, software, electricity, insurance and other expenses still need to be covered.
5 Choose your profit margin
Break-even covers the costs you've entered. Your margin is what gives the business room to make money.
Want to use your own margin?
Enter any percentage you'd like to test.
Your pricing guide
These figures are for the whole order you selected. The smaller number underneath shows what that works out to per magnet.
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We'll send this pricing guide straight to your inbox so you don't lose it.
Live events include more than the magnets. Your time, staff, setup, travel and event-specific costs all need to be considered.
1 Event time & travel
Include the time you're working before, during and after the event.
Fuel, parking, tolls, etc.
2 Staff & magnets
Tell us who is working and roughly what you'll be producing.
Anything purchased or used specifically for this booking.
3 Allow for running your business
Choose the option that feels closest to your normal operating costs.
4 Choose your profit margin
Your event price needs to cover the job and still leave room for the business to make money.
Want to use your own margin?
Enter any percentage you'd like to test.
Your event pricing guide
Start with the cost of delivering the booking, then choose the margin that makes sense for your business.
✓ Email yourself these numbers
We'll send this pricing guide straight to your inbox so you don't lose it.