The Print Pricing Calculator
The Print Pricing Calculator shows you exactly what you keep on every print — after printing costs, shipping, and marketplace fees — before you list anything.
Two ways to fulfill
Outsource: a print house makes and often ships your prints. Enter what they charge you per print.
In-house: you print them yourself. Itemize your real per-print costs — paper, ink, mailer, sleeve, and anything else you use.
Marketplace fees are built in
Pick where you sell — Etsy, Shopify, Saatchi Art, eBay, PayPal, Square, and more — and the calculator applies that platform's real fee structure automatically. Etsy alone takes roughly 9.5% plus fixed fees; seeing that before you price is the whole point.
Three ways to use it
- I know my price: enter your listing price and see your true profit and margin.
- I want $X profit: enter the profit you want per print, get the price to charge.
- I want X% margin: enter a target margin, get the price to charge.
Margins are color-coded: green at 40%+ (healthy), amber at 20–40% (thin), red below 20% (barely covering costs).
Wholesale, too
Flip on the wholesale toggle to see your profit at 50% of retail — the standard gallery and stockist rate — and get flagged immediately if wholesale would lose you money.
As always: these are estimates for planning, not financial advice. You set your prices.
Ready to price your art with confidence?
Use the Art Price Lab calculator to run all three pricing methods at once and find your range.
Open the Calculator