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Bath bomb pricing calculator

Typical costs for a standard bath bomb are prefilled — swap in your real numbers and see the price that pays you, your margin after fees, and your real hourly earnings.

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Suggested price

$7.65

Cost to make$2.85Etsy fees$0.98Profit per unit$3.82Profit margin49.9%Your real hourly earnings$63.84/hr

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Pricing bath bombs, answered

How much should I charge for bath bombs?

Standard 4.5 oz bombs usually sell $5–$8 singly. With ~$1.35 in materials and quick per-unit labor, the margin looks great — until fees and packaging land, which is exactly what this calculator makes visible. Sets of 4–6 raise your average order.

What about shipping weight?

Bath bombs are heavy for their price. If you offer 'free shipping', the postage has to live inside the price — add your average postage per bomb as a cost line.

Not your craft? Try the general handmade pricing calculator or the other free tools.

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