Bulk order pricing calculator
A bigger order should still be a better order. See what a discount really means for your bottom line.
Your numbers
All amounts in USD. Update any field to recalculate.
A clearer starting point for your next quote.
- Order revenue
- $850.00
- Total production cost
- $440.00
- Order profit
- $384.50
- Profit margin
- 45.24%
- Break-even unit price
- $9.08
Estimates use only the costs you enter. Add shipping, waste, fixed transaction fees, and other overhead to the relevant cost fields. Taxes are excluded.
How the math works
Unit price = retail price × (1 − discount ÷ 100), rounded to cents. Revenue = unit price × quantity. Total cost = unit cost × quantity + setup. Profit = revenue × (1 − fee ÷ 100) − total cost. Margin = profit ÷ revenue × 100.
A real-world example
For 50 pieces at $8 cost each, plus $40 setup, total cost is $440. A 15% discount on a $20 retail price gives $17 per piece and $850 revenue. After a 3% payment fee, order profit is $384.50 and margin is 45.24%.
Example inputs are illustrative, not market rates or a promise of profit. Results round selling prices to cents; actual processor rounding may vary.