What should an embroidery job actually cost?
Build a job price from blanks, stitch time, labor, setup, and the margin you want to keep.
Read the guidePrice the whole job, see what you keep, and send a quote that adds up. A little less guesswork at your workbench.
Free to use. Your numbers stay in your browser.
8,000 stitches · One head · Sample shop rates
USD sample, 30% target margin. Change every rate to match your shop. Drag the quantity to see what changes.
From a new enquiry to a volume price to a customer-ready quote.
Bring the stitch count. Add blanks, setup, handling, machine time, and fees. See the cost and the price for your margin.
Price a jobCompare order sizes side by side. See where setup is spread out and check whether a discount still earns enough.
Find your quantity pricesTurn the agreed price into a clean, printable quote. Your internal costs and profit stay out of the customer copy.
Prepare a quoteThe machine is only part of the cost. A price becomes easier to explain when the work around it is visible.
Quantity, stitch count, occupied heads, and the time spent handling each piece.
Include artwork, setup, rejects, labor, and the cost of running your machine.
Set a target margin after payment fees, then see the rounded selling price.
Illustrative rates in USD. Includes a 3% reject allowance and a 30% target margin. See every assumption.
Build a job price from blanks, stitch time, labor, setup, and the margin you want to keep.
Read the guideSeparate sewing time from handling time before you pass a saving on to the customer.
Read the guideCompare complete order costs at each quantity and check what a proposed discount leaves behind.
Read the guideSmall-shop tools should be straightforward to use and easy to understand.
Read the calculation methodYes. Job costing, quantity comparisons, saving estimates on your device, CSV export, and printable customer quotes are free. The optional workshop pack is a separate downloadable workbook.
No. Sample rates demonstrate the arithmetic. Replace every rate with your blank, labor, machine, and payment costs. The result is a cost-based price for your selected margin, not proof of what customers will pay.
Yes. Enter the number of heads used for this job. The model rounds production to complete cycles and separates machine time from hands-on labor. It assumes the same design runs on every occupied head.
Calculations run in your browser. Settings and saved estimates stay in this browser on this device. Customer details used for a quote are held in memory and are not sent to HoopLedger. Pricing links include the cost settings you choose to share.
Yes. Choose USD, ZAR, GBP, EUR, AUD, or CAD. This changes display only. Enter every cost in the same currency; the tool does not convert currencies or choose regional tax rates.