Profit dollars
See revenue minus labor and every operating cost.
KNOW WHAT YOU KEEP
Revenue looks good on a calendar. Profit tells you whether the work is worth doing. Enter the complete job cost to see what remains.
Calculate a profitable price ↓No account. No copied averages. Built around your business.
See revenue minus labor and every operating cost.
Compare profit with the total amount charged.
See what the job pays per hour after non-labor costs.
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PRACTICAL PRICING GUIDE
A $300 booking is not $300 in earnings. Subtract labor, chemicals, fuel, processing fees, and overhead before deciding whether the job works.
Margin is profit divided by revenue. Markup is profit divided by cost. They are not the same, so this tool prices from a target margin.
Use realistic time. Include travel, setup, pack-down, messages, and rework when they are part of delivering the service.
COMMON QUESTIONS
There is no single safe target. Your service mix, market, capacity, and owner pay all affect it.
Yes. Treat your working time as a cost so profit is not confused with unpaid labor.
A percentage fee rises with the quote, so the calculator solves for it rather than treating it as a fixed dollar cost.
THE DETAILER PRICING KIT
Six practical templates to turn a calculated price into a quote your customer can approve.
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