3D Printing
3D Printing Cost Calculator
Calculate filament, electricity, machine time, labor, waste and total print cost.
Open Calculator βCraft Pricing Tools
Open a process-specific calculator β 3D print cost, embroidery stitch cost, soap lye, or engraving per letter β instead of guessing from a generic craft price.
Handmade product price preview
Display only β amounts are not converted between currencies.
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Supplies used in one item
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Fees and target
Etsy, shop, or booth percent
Profit Γ· selling price
How much should I charge?
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Filament, electricity, machine time, labor and profitable print pricing.
Stitch count, garment cost, digitizing and embroidery selling prices.
Lye, superfat, oil cost and handmade soap pricing.
Material, cut or engrave time, setup and laser selling prices.
Price any handmade product from real costs, labor and profit targets.
Yardage, skeins and knitting project pricing.
Yardage, skeins to buy and crochet project pricing.
Wax, fragrance, vessels, wick size and candle selling prices.
Materials are only one line. Labor, waste, packaging and machine time belong in the number too.
Set a margin or a markup on purpose. The calculators keep those two ideas separate.
Fees, failures, setup and overhead quietly erase listings that looked fine on a sticky note.
Use the same structure for a print, a shirt, a candle or a one-off custom piece.
Pricing handmade products takes more than material cost. If you sell on Etsy, at markets, or from a studio, the price has to cover time, tools, waste and the cut the platform takes. Craft Pricing Tools is a calculator kit for that job β not a generic craft blog.
Each tool below is its own page with its own formula. Start here instead of a generic craft pricing calculator.
3D Printing
Calculate filament, electricity, machine time, labor, waste and total print cost.
Open Calculator βSoap
Calculate NaOH or KOH, water and superfat from oil weights. Verify before use.
Open Calculator βEmbroidery
Convert stitch count into stitch cost, cost per 1,000 stitches and effective price per stitch.
Open Calculator βLaser
Calculate character and letter engraving quotes for personalized items.
Open Calculator βHandmade
See profit, margin and markup from your cost and selling price after fees.
Open Calculator βKnitting
Convert knitting yardage into skeins, leftover yarn and a labor-aware price.
Open Calculator βCrochet
Price crochet blankets, amigurumi plushies, and wearables from skeins, time, and margin.
Open Calculator βHeat Press
Price custom vinyl decals & stickers from roll dimensions, transfer tape, and weeding.
Open Calculator βWhat to charge, what a gang sheet is, what to bring to a fair β then open the matching calculator.
Most shops charge $1β$2 per letter for basic laser engraving. The real cost per character includes blank cost, runtime, setup, and margin.
Most beanies that actually pay you land between $20 and $40. The ones that lose money are the $12 hats that took an hour and a half.
A baby blanket looks small next to a queen afghan. It is still 8β20 hours of hook time. Price the hours, then check whether that gift market will pay it.
Customers ask for a dozen. Your cost lives in minutes per cookie. Quote both ways so a simple flood set and a painted set are not the same $36.
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Materials, minutes, packaging and the extras you usually forget.
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Choose a profit margin or a markup. They are not the same percentage.
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See cost, price, profit and a breakdown you can copy or print.
Start with the tool that matches the search: 3D printing cost, soap lye, embroidery stitch cost, engraving cost per letter, or craft profit. The homepage is a directory β each calculator page is built for one job.
Yes. Every calculator on Craft Pricing Tools is free to use in the browser. There is no account and no email wall.
No. USD, EUR, GBP, CAD and AUD only change how amounts are labeled. Enter numbers in the currency you actually pay and charge.
Markup is profit divided by cost. Profit margin is profit divided by selling price. A 100% markup on $10 is $20 (50% margin).