first stockistA free tool for handmade businesses

WHEN A SHOP ASKS TO STOCK YOUR WORK

Is their offer
worth taking?

Work out what you keep from a shop's order after materials, packaging and paying yourself for your time.

Selling wholesale means a shop buys your products at a lower price, then sells them to its own customers.

Check my offer

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YOUR OFFER CHECK

See what remains after your costs.

Fictional candle example

STEP 1 OF 3

What is the shop offering?

You need the price it will pay you, not the price on its shelf. Use euros, pounds or another currency consistently.

Add sales discounts or fees

Leave at zero if they do not apply. These are your selling costs, not the shop's.

Read the answer before accepting.

Your chosen hourly rate is included.

Your chosen hourly rate is included in the cost. The amount left is on top of that allowance.

Break-even is your floor.

It covers the costs you entered. A price above it leaves room for profit and expenses you haven't included.

Check the costs we can't know.

Use a consistent tax basis. Add delivery, returns and overhead where relevant. Costs per item are assumed to stay the same at both order sizes.