Free laser business tool

Laser Product Research & Pricing Calculator

Estimate your real costs, selling price, profit margin and product potential before you spend hours making it.

1. Pricing Calculator

Enter your costs, time, fees and target margin. The calculator will estimate your base cost, labour cost, production cost and recommended selling prices.

This simply pre-fills common fee examples. You can edit the fee fields manually.
Product costs
Wood, acrylic, blanks, card, filament, etc.
Boxes, mailers, tissue, labels, inserts.
Paint, glue, masking, tape, oil, scratch panels.
Use 0 if the customer pays postage separately.
Time and labour
Average design or personalisation time per item.
Cutting, engraving, cleaning, finishing and packing.
A beginner mistake is pricing products without paying yourself properly.
Fees and margin
Profit margin means the percentage of the selling price left as profit after costs and percentage fees.

Your notes

Use this space to think through the product idea. What makes it different? Who is it for? Could it become a range?

Pricing results

These results update when you click the calculate button.

Total base cost £0.00
Labour cost £0.00
Total production cost £0.00
Minimum selling price £0.00
Recommended selling price £0.00
Estimated profit per item £0.00
Estimated profit margin 0%
Pricing is not just maths. Your final price also depends on perceived value, product photography, brand trust, competition, urgency, personalisation and real market demand.

2. Product Research Score

Score the idea honestly from 1 to 5 in each area. A higher score usually means the product is more worth testing.

Are people already searching for or buying this type of product?
Can it look high-value, giftable or emotionally important?
Can you make it consistently without reinventing it every time?
Does the price leave room for profit after materials, time and fees?
Could this become multiple designs, occasions, bundles or upsells?
15/25
Worth testing

This idea has potential, but you should test it carefully before building a full range around it.

This tool gives an estimate only. Always test your product, check your actual fees, and validate demand before scaling.