Free Sales Pricing Calculator

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Determine the best pricing strategy for your business with this free calculator and template.

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Calculate Your Projected Revenues for Each of These Pricing Models:

  • Competition-Based Pricing
  • Cost-Plus Pricing
  • Freemium Pricing
  • Hourly Pricing
  • Skimming Strategy
  • Penetration Pricing
  • Premium Pricing
  • Project-Based Pricing
  • Value-Based Pricing

Which pricing strategy is the best for your business?

There are countless possible pricing strategies your business could be utilizing – but which one makes the most sense for your sales team, your customers, and your bottom line?

With this template, you can explore up to nine different pricing strategies and how they would impact your revenue and profit. Just enter your numbers to see what's the best for you.

All you'll need is your production costs and a sales forecast and we'll provide you with how much you could earn (and retain) from utilizing each of these unique pricing strategies.

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  • You need to be able to make money and do it as quickly as possible. With this template, you can explore up to nine different pricing strategies and how they would impact your revenue and profit. Just enter your numbers to see what's the best for you. All you'll need is your production costs and a sales forecast and we'll provide you with how much you could earn (and retain).

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  • If you're looking to figure out how much to charge for a product, use this equation: Total Variable Costs ÷ (1 - Desired Profit Margin) = Price

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  • How do you calculate price? A traditional way to calculate the sales price of a product is by multiplying the cost of the item (including shipping) by your markup percentage. This provides an estimate of how much money you'll make on each sale.

What pricing strategy generates the most revenue for your business?
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