max_mischief
06-05-2015, 11:27 PM
Hello all, before posting this I did a few searches and couldn't find anything relating to this, although I expect there will be a topic on it somewhere so apologies if I have missed it.
I have a query relating to how much to charge for a piece of work/jewellery when it hasn't yet been made. If a product is likely to be a one off, unique to some extent per person, how can you tell them how much it's going to be, unless using an average price?
Now I mention average based on some rough assumption of doing - raw cost of products that are mandatory for the design, with the extras(averaged out) so then it could potentially be sold as £.. base rate plus £.. per .... Does that seem logical?
Obviously then, there is question about making a profit, charging too high may lead to no sales, too low and there is potential for people to copy work/undercut and make things so cheap it isn't worth doing, so how exactly can you calculate a products sale price?
Any advice, links etc will be useful, and anyone who has been through a similar thought process, I would be happy listening to your logic.
Thanks
I have a query relating to how much to charge for a piece of work/jewellery when it hasn't yet been made. If a product is likely to be a one off, unique to some extent per person, how can you tell them how much it's going to be, unless using an average price?
Now I mention average based on some rough assumption of doing - raw cost of products that are mandatory for the design, with the extras(averaged out) so then it could potentially be sold as £.. base rate plus £.. per .... Does that seem logical?
Obviously then, there is question about making a profit, charging too high may lead to no sales, too low and there is potential for people to copy work/undercut and make things so cheap it isn't worth doing, so how exactly can you calculate a products sale price?
Any advice, links etc will be useful, and anyone who has been through a similar thought process, I would be happy listening to your logic.
Thanks