Tool 01 / Pricing & unit economics

What does one sellable unit actually cost?

Use one typical batch to account for the costs that quietly disappear from ordinary pricing calculations: labor, packaging, overhead, selling fees, and the units you cannot sell.

Start with a batch

True product cost calculator

Build the cost of one batch.

Use your typical batch—not your very best one. The result updates as you type.

1 Batch basics
2 Time & overhead
3 Selling
How this calculation worksShow the math +

Simple math. No mystery.

This tool is a planning estimate, not accounting advice. It makes the assumptions visible so you can change them deliberately.

01

Find sellable yield

Units made × (1 − expected yield loss)

02

Build the batch cost

Materials + packaging + labor + allocated overhead

03

Calculate true unit cost

Batch cost ÷ sellable units + transaction fee per sale

04

Test margin room

(Selling price − true unit cost) ÷ selling price

The Go to Market Playbook

A calmer way to take good work into the world.

Open the chapter you need. Find the decision, tool, owner, or signoff in front of you. Then get back to the work itself.

01 Discover02 Develop03 Prove04 Prepare05 Launch06 Learn

Keep the process familiar so the work can be original.

Frame · Gather · Qualify · Assess · Align · Decide · Execute · Verify · Learn · Integrate · Iterate
02Audit

GTM readiness

A prioritized list of what could hold up your launch.

Next test
03Checklist

CMO launch review

Stage gates from positioning through post-launch learning.

Planned
04SOP

Launch handoffs

Ownership, approvals, escalation, and what “done” means.

Planned
05Dashboard

Weekly GTM review

Signal, spend, risk, decisions, and next actions.

Planned
06Schedule

12-week launch plan

Gates, dependencies, review points, and release dates.

Planned
07Record

Small-batch production

A clean record for materials, process, yield, and exceptions.

Planned
08Role map

Who does what, when

Typical owners, contributors, approvals, and specialist triggers by stage.

Planned
09Qualification

Post-launch decision

Qualify, correct, monitor, hold, roll back, or stop using actual evidence.

Planned
10Vendor kit

Professional partnerships

Qualify, align, review, escalate, and build trust through predictable working practices.

Planned