How it works

Simple math, clearly explained.

Start with what you already know. You can update the numbers later — results recalculate instantly.

Gross revenue: Price × expected monthly sales. Everything buyers pay you before any costs.
Processing fees: What your payment provider keeps: a percentage of each sale plus any fixed fee per transaction. Check your provider's current rates.
Variable (per-sale) costs: Costs that happen every time someone buys — like delivery, licensing or affiliate commissions.
Fixed monthly costs: Expenses you pay every month no matter how many sales you make, like tools and subscriptions. Only include this product's share.
Allocated creation cost: Your one-time creation cost divided by the months you'd like to recover it in. A planning assumption, not accounting depreciation.
Contribution per sale: Price minus fees and per-sale costs. What each sale contributes toward your monthly costs.
Estimated net profit: Revenue minus all the expenses you've entered. It doesn't include taxes or costs you haven't added.
Profit margin: Net profit as a percentage of revenue. Shown as N/A when there's no revenue.
Break-even sales: Monthly costs ÷ contribution per sale, rounded up. The sales needed to cover your fixed and creation costs.
Goal-based required price: The price that would reach your desired monthly profit at your expected sales. A calculation — not proof buyers will pay it.

The Pricing Edit is an educational planning tool. It never guarantees sales or profits, and it isn't tax or accounting advice.