FOR CANDLE & SOAP MAKERS

Know your product cost.
Price with confidence.

Include ingredients, usable batch yield, your time and packaging. See a cost per candle or bar and an explained target price before creating an account.

Calculate my candle cost

Making soap? Cost a batch instead →

No signup to calculate Use your own numbers
Start with one product. Save its recipe and prepare customer quotes when you are ready.
One candle batchIllustrative example · USD
12 USABLE CANDLES

Include more than wax.

Materials, labour and overhead

Batch materials
$36.00
Batch labour
$12.00
Allocated batch overhead
$6.00
Included cost per candle
$4.50
Price at 50% margin, before fees/tax
$9.00

($36 + $12 + $6) ÷ 12 = $4.50. Example inputs, not supplier prices. Extra packaging, selling fees and delivery must be entered when applicable.

Calculate with your own costs

2. Check your selling price

Choose a target margin and include your selling fee. Compare wholesale quantities before promising a discount.

Check a wholesale price →

3. Quote your customer

Bring your reviewed recipe into the workspace, then build an order quote with delivery, deposit and agreed terms.

Explore the demo workspace →
KEEP THE RECIPE. LEARN FROM EACH ORDER.

From a first cost check to repeat wholesale orders.

Try full workspace access for 14 days after email verification. No card and no automatic charge. Core costing remains free within its record limits.

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PRACTICAL CANDLE & SOAP GUIDES

A worked example before a big decision.

How to price a candle →Cost a soap batch →Quote wholesale quantities →Margin versus markup →

When your studio grows

Inventory, purchasing and production planning connect to the same products and orders. Start using them when you need them.

One workspace, many recipes

Candles and soap are our starting examples. The product also supports other material-based handmade goods with compatible units and usable yields.

Explainable assumptions

No invented supplier prices or automatic tax assumptions. Quotes preserve the costs you reviewed; recorded production gives a separate comparison.