A focused collection for makers and handmade businesses that need clearer pricing, true unit cost, stock control, batch profit, reorder planning and event reconciliation. Start with the free calculator for a quick estimate, then choose a reusable workbook when you need an ongoing operating system.
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Four complete spreadsheet systems for handmade and online sellers covering true-cost pricing, product profitability, inventory, COGS, reorder planning, batch performance, dashboards and monthly summaries.
Google Sheets and Excel system for makers to calculate labor-inclusive prices after marketplace fees, track material costs, compare retail and wholesale prices, and flag products needing replenishment.
A Google Sheets and Excel system for handmade sellers to calculate true unit cost, target-margin pricing, order profitability, stock levels, reorder points, and monthly performance.
A mobile-friendly Excel and Google Sheets system for makers selling at craft fairs, pop-ups, farmers markets, and holiday markets. It combines event packing lists, starting inventory, product-level sales, cash/card/Venmo reconciliation, event expenses, restock notes, and profit-per-hour comparisons. The differentiation is a fast event-day workflow and a simple over/short reconciliation view rather than a large bookkeeping workbook.
Three complete spreadsheet systems for makers who need batch costing, material and finished-goods inventory, profit tracking, reorder points, restock planning and operational dashboards.
A Google Sheets and Excel system for handmade sellers to track raw materials, product batches, orders, fees, labor, margins, and reorder needs without adopting full accounting software.
If your main question is whether a product is priced high enough after materials, labor and fees, start with a pricing or true-cost workbook. If the recurring problem is running out of materials or finished goods, choose a system with inventory, reorder points and batch tracking. Sellers who work craft fairs or pop-up events benefit from a dedicated reconciliation workflow because event fees, starting stock, payment methods and unsold inventory all affect the true result of the day.
A spreadsheet is most useful when it becomes part of the operating routine rather than a one-time calculation. Keep costs and stock current, review margins before promotions or wholesale quotes, and compare actual sales with what you expected. The tools in this collection are editable business aids; they are not accounting, tax, legal or financial advice.
The full TAZERIS catalog contains more specialized tools, but this page highlights a short group with the broadest fit for handmade sellers. The goal is to reduce choice overload and make it easier to move from a specific business problem to a practical system.