1 Labor Cost
iLabor cost is what it actually costs your business to put workers on this job. Include more than base wages when you can.
How much will the people working this job cost you?
Total labor cost$0.00
Use the employee's total cost to the business when possible, not only their hourly wage. This may include payroll taxes, workers' compensation, benefits, and other labor-related expenses.
Use this if you already know your labor cost or calculate labor by the day.
2 Material Cost
iThe total cost of all materials for this job. No need to list them individually.
Enter the total cost of materials for this job.
Add material waste or overage
Adjusted material cost$0.00
3 Additional Job Costs
Any extra costs tied directly to this job. Leave blank fields at $0.
Mileage cost$0.00
4 Daily Overhead
iOverhead is what it costs to keep your business running each day, even when it's not tied to one specific job.
What Does It Cost to Keep the Lights On Each Day?
Overhead includes the regular expenses required to operate your business, even when they are not tied directly to one job. This may include insurance, office or shop expenses, software, phones, administrative payroll, marketing, accounting, vehicle payments, and other recurring business costs.
Working days must be greater than 0.
Daily overhead cost$0.00
Overhead allocated to this job$0.00
Example: If your monthly overhead is $18,000 and you operate 20 working days per month, your daily overhead is $900. A three-day job would need to cover $2,700 in overhead.
Overhead allocated to this job$0.00
5 Desired Profit Margin
iGross margin is the percentage of the final price that's left after you pay the estimated costs of the job. It is not the same as markup.
Choose the gross profit margin you want to earn on this job.
Enter a margin between 1% and 90%.
Your gross profit margin is the percentage of the final selling price that remains after the estimated costs of completing the job are paid. We calculate price as Cost ÷ (1 − Margin), not by simply adding the percentage to your cost.
Your Numbers
Price You Need to Charge
$0.00
Set your costs and margin above to see your price.
Total Estimated Job Cost
$0.00
Expected Gross Profit
$0.00
Expected Gross Margin
0.0%
Daily Revenue Target
$0.00
Considering a Different Price?
Testing a specific number? See how it affects your profit and margin.
Expected Profit
$0.00
Expected Gross Margin
0.0%
Difference From Recommended
$0.00
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