Defining Sizes and Capacity

The planner needs to know what you make and how much you can realistically produce.

Add the dimensions you typically work in: small, medium, large, or whatever your actual working sizes are. For each size, enter a price based on what your calculator results suggest. Then set your maximum realistic output for that size in the chosen time period.

Be honest about capacity. The planner can only show you meaningful scenarios if the inputs reflect what you can actually produce. If you can realistically complete four large pieces per month, enter four. Not ten.

You can add multiple sizes and adjust them. The planner uses whatever combination you define to model different paths to your goal.

If a scenario requires more pieces than your capacity allows, the planner will surface that. That is useful: it tells you the target requires either raising prices, adjusting the size mix, or revising the goal.