Pricing Tools

Strategic pricing calculators for service businesses. Set minimum prices that ensure profitability, build tiered package pricing, calculate rush fee premiums, and determine safe discount levels. Stop leaving money on the table with pricing that's too low or losing deals with prices too high.

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Pricing Tools Calculators

Service Business Minimum Price Calculator

Calculate your minimum hourly rate and per-job price to cover overhead, salary, and profit margin.

Tiered Package Pricing Builder

Build profitable 3-tier Good-Better-Best pricing packages with add-ons and expected blended margins.

Rush Fee & After-Hours Pricing Calculator

Calculate fair rush fees and after-hours pricing based on inconvenience, schedule disruption, and risk.

Mileage & Travel Charge Calculator

Calculate fair travel charges for service calls including mileage, drive time, and zone-based pricing.

Discount Without Losing Money Calculator

Calculate if a discount will be profitable. Find breakeven conversion lift and safe discount limits.

Why Use Pricing Tools Calculators?

Calculate the minimum price you should ever charge

Build tiered packages that upsell naturally

Set rush fees that compensate for inconvenience

Price travel and mileage charges fairly

Understand how much discount you can safely offer

Stop underpricing your services

Perfect For

Service business owners setting prices
Freelancers creating pricing packages
Contractors bidding on jobs
Consultants pricing engagements
Anyone who needs to price services
Business owners reviewing pricing strategy

Common Use Cases

Setting a floor price for small jobs
Creating good-better-best package tiers
Pricing emergency and after-hours work
Adding travel fees to distant jobs
Offering discounts without losing money
Developing a complete pricing strategy

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the minimum price I should ever charge?

Your minimum price should cover: your hourly rate × minimum time + travel costs + transaction costs + overhead allocation. For most service businesses, this is $75-150 even for 15-minute jobs.

How do I build tiered pricing packages?

Start with your base service, add valuable extras for a "better" tier (20-40% higher), and create a premium "best" tier with everything (50-100% higher). Most customers choose the middle tier.

How much should rush fees add to my prices?

Rush work typically commands 1.5-2x normal rates. Factor in schedule disruption, overtime, and opportunity cost of bumped work. Our calculator helps you set premiums that make rush work worth it.

Can I offer discounts without losing money?

Yes, but only if the discount drives enough additional volume. A 20% discount requires 33% more sales to break even. Our calculator shows your safe discount limit based on your margins.

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