Free seller tool
Sticker pricing calculator.
Price a sticker bundle, sheet or individual sticker from its production cost. See how layout, paid labor and shipping affect your break-even price.
No account required. One plan = one customer order. Sample inputs are illustrative.
Production setup
Sheet recipe
Letter: 6.75 x 9.25 in conservative planning rectangle. For Explore, Maker and Joy Xtra.
Verify actual cut bounds in your cutting software before production. These Cricut presets do not support Joy 2.
Live nesting preview
2 sheet plan
SVG exports contain layout boxes and labels, without your artwork or machine registration marks.
Yield and pricing
Profit check
One plan represents one customer order. Packaging, postage and fixed fees apply once. The percentage fee includes charged shipping; enter your own combined fee estimate. Taxes and advertising are excluded.
- Break-even price
- $5.43 / order
- Profit per sticker
- $0.25
- Margin
- 49%
See cost breakdown
- Revenue including shipping
- $12.00
- Paper and ink
- $2.04
- Labor
- $2.40
- Packaging and postage
- $0.45
- Percentage and fixed fees
- $1.20
Keep your next batch organized
Take your pricing into a reusable workbook.
Keep cost assumptions, listing notes and batch records together. Includes the formula-based XLSX workbook and five PDF guides.
Preview the workbook · $9.90One-time purchase. Free calculator and exports stay free.- Group same-size stickers per sheet before printing to reduce setup time.
Start with the unit you sell
Use “One order / bundle” when all stickers in the plan belong to one customer purchase. Use “Per sticker sold” when every placed sticker has the same price, or “Per sheet sold” when the printed sheet is the product. Packaging and fixed fees apply once to the planned order.
Recover the whole production cost
Paper, ink and labor increase with the sheet count. Packaging, postage and fixed fees are order costs. Buyer-paid shipping is revenue, and the percentage fee also applies to that shipping. Free shipping still has a postage cost.
Check the break-even price
Break-even is the item price that covers the entered costs and fees. It excludes income taxes, advertising, equipment depreciation and returns. A positive estimate does not demonstrate customer demand.
Try a worked sticker order
Follow a 30-sticker example and compare sheet spacing, labor, selling units and shipping assumptions.
Open the worked pricing examplePlan the layout before you price
Count pages show a conservative starting yield. Bring the dimensions into the full planner to adjust the order.
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