Help with Pricing

[hthurber]

I have just added a printer and plotter to my quick copy shop and need help with pricing. For example, banners, political yard signs and small car decals are the main things I will start out doing. Any advice is greatly appreciated.

 

[Zx360]

Welcome from wi........

 

[TXFB.INS]

best advice is use the search function, there are LOTS of threads about this topic

 

[JgS]

Welcome from NM. A good start would be to get a copy of signcraft's price guide. You are going to want to call around to local shops and get quotes to make sure you aren't undercutting the market. In the end only you are going to be able to determine what it takes to keep the lights on.

 

[Fred Weiss]

You may find THIS THREAD helpful.

 

[Al Checca]

Welcome from Pittsburgh Pa and hit that link Fred posted, lots of great stuff there. Then you have to see what works in your area.

 

[Saw Trax]

Welcome to the forum!

 

[FireSprint.com]

Welcome from Omaha!

Here's our Retail Coded Catalog

It might be a good place to start. Many/most of our customers find that our retail pricing is still lower than they should charge depending on their expenses and market, so just use it as a starting point.

(Just to be clear, we don't sell retail, this is just a sales tool some of our clients use when reselling our products)

For wholesale pricing you can register on our website here: Register

 

[Gino]

Welcome from PA.........................