Pricing & Business Management Tools
See which services are most profitable
| Service Type | Projects | Avg. $/hr | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard E2E | 8 | $18 | -$17/hr |
| Custom | 3 | $28 | -$7/hr |
| Dense Custom | 1 | $34 | On target |
Last 5 invoices generated
| Date | Client | Service | Total | Hours | $/hr |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 15 | Jane Smith | Standard E2E | $238 | 8.2 | $29 |
| Jan 12 | Bob Johnson | Custom | $420 | 15.1 | $28 |
| Jan 10 | Mary Williams | Light E2E | $185 | 10.5 | $18 |
| Jan 8 | Tom Davis | Standard E2E | $215 | 12.0 | $18 |
| Jan 5 | Sarah Miller | Dense Custom | $680 | 20.0 | $34 |
💡 Insight: Your Custom and Dense Custom projects are more profitable. Consider focusing your marketing on these services to increase your average hourly rate.
Calculate based on quilt orientation
Select dimensions above
0" × $0.025/in = $0.00
Rush fees, special requests, etc.
Select your typical quilting speed range
What you want to earn per hour of work
Your business expenses
| Expense | Total Cost | Months | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total Monthly Overhead | $331.56 |
Typical incidentals per project (minutes)
💡 How this helps: This shows what you SHOULD charge to meet your wage goal. Compare this to the actual rates you set in the "Materials & Rates" page to see your gap.
What you actually charge clients (per square inch)
Your base costs (before markup)
Calculate: Roll cost ÷ Roll length in inches
Example: $90 roll ÷ 3,600" (100 yards) = $0.025/inch
Calculate: Cost per yard ÷ (Width × 36)
Calculate: Thread spool yards ÷ Bobbin capacity yards
Calculate: (2 × Width) + (2 × Height)
Typically less than machine binding
💡 Reality Check: At your current rates, a typical Standard E2E project will earn you approximately $22/hour. Your goal is $35/hour. Consider raising your rates or focusing on higher-value services.