Should I price by pair or by batch?

Use both. Batch cost shows whether the collection makes sense, while price per pair helps with listings and markets.

What materials should I include?

Include clay, findings, resin, backing cards, packaging, jump rings, glue, and any other per-pair supplies.

Yes. The wholesale estimate uses your retail price and discount setting, so you can see if the margin still works.

No. Use it as a cost floor, then compare style, quality, audience, and market positioning.

Yes. Treat each charm or set as the unit and adjust findings or packaging as needed.

Price a pair or batch of polymer clay earrings with material, labor, packaging, and fee estimates.

Add your batch costs and labor to see cost per pair, suggested retail, wholesale, profit, and margin.

This is a pricing estimate. It does not guarantee market demand, Etsy performance, or tax treatment.

For polymer clay artists, earring sellers, jewelry makers, market vendors, and Etsy shops.

Create matching clay cutters for your next earring drop.

Should I price by pair or by batch?: Use both. Batch cost shows whether the collection makes sense, while price per pair helps with listings and markets.
What materials should I include?: Include clay, findings, resin, backing cards, packaging, jump rings, glue, and any other per-pair supplies.
Can this calculate wholesale?: Yes. The wholesale estimate uses your retail price and discount setting, so you can see if the margin still works.
Does this tell me what the market will pay?: No. Use it as a cost floor, then compare style, quality, audience, and market positioning.
Can I use this for clay charms?: Yes. Treat each charm or set as the unit and adjust findings or packaging as needed.