LC Accountants | Product Pricing Calculator

Calculate your per-unit sale price based on costs, expenses, and desired profit margin.

Your Product Price

The price your product (or products) should be determined by multiple factors: the cost of the materials to produce your good or service, the price it costs to operate, as well as the margin needed to meet your target profit.

This calculator takes each of these factors into account to support you in determining a potential price for your product.

Using This Tool

There are two tabs below. Single Product is for pricing one product at a time. Multi-Product lets you price up to three products simultaneously, with operating expenses allocated across them by percentage.

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Editable labels — Click on any item name (e.g. "Material Type 01") to rename it to match your actual costs.

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Real-time calculations — Subtotals, totals, and the final sale price update automatically as you type.

Pricing formula — Sale Price = Total Cost Per Unit ÷ (1 − Profit Margin %). A 20% margin on a $100 cost = $125 price.

Multi-product allocation — Operating expenses are split across products by the percentages you set. Ensure they total 100%.

Cost of Goods Sold A

Item	Amount ($)
Raw Materials iDirect materials used to produce your product, e.g. wood, fabric, ingredients, packaging.



Subtotal $0.00
Labour (Direct) iWages paid to workers directly involved in production, e.g. subcontractors, labour hire, assembly staff.



Subtotal $0.00
Manufacturing Supplies iConsumables used during production that aren't part of the finished product, e.g. tools, cleaning supplies, safety equipment.



Subtotal $0.00
Shipping & Handling iCosts to deliver your product to customers or receive raw materials, e.g. freight, postage, courier fees.

Subtotal $0.00
Total COGS $0.00

Operating Expenses iMonthly overhead costs not directly tied to production, e.g. rent, utilities, admin salaries, marketing. B

Expense	Monthly Amount ($)







Total Operating Expenses $0.00

Profit Margin & Pricing C

Desired Profit Margin (%) iThe percentage of the sale price you want as profit. E.g. 20% means for every $1 sold, $0.20 is profit.

Total Units Produced / Hours Spent iHow many units you produce or hours you spend per month. This divides your total costs to get a per-unit figure.

COGS Per Unit

OpEx Per Unit

Total Cost Per Unit

Per Unit Sale Price
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Cost of Goods Sold A

Item				Total
Raw Materials iDirect materials per product. Enter the cost of materials specific to each product separately.



Subtotal	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
Labour (Direct) iDirect labour costs per product, e.g. production wages, subcontractor costs specific to each product.



Subtotal	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
Manufacturing Supplies iConsumables used during production per product, e.g. tools, cleaning supplies, safety gear.



Subtotal	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
Shipping & Handling iDelivery and handling costs per product, e.g. freight, postage, courier fees.

Subtotal	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
Total COGS	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00

Operating Expenses & Allocation B

Allocation	Product A	Product B	Product C	Total
Resource Allocation (%) iWhat percentage of your operating expenses each product consumes. Must total 100%. E.g. if Product A uses half your resources, enter 50%.				100.00%

Expense	Product A	Product B	Product C	Total Amount ($)







Total Operating Expenses	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00

Per-Unit Sales Pricing C

Profit Margin (%) iApplied to all products. The percentage of the sale price you want as profit.

Product A — Units/Month iEstimated number of units sold per month. Used to calculate per-unit operating expense allocation.

Product B — Units/Month

Product C — Units/Month

Metric	Product A	Product B	Product C
COGS Per Unit	-	-	-
Allocated OpEx Per Unit	-	-	-
Total Cost Per Unit	-	-	-
Per Unit Sale Price	-	-	-