Laser Job Cost & Batch Pricing Calculator
Price laser cutting or engraving batches with material, machine runtime, hands-on labor, consumables and cost markup.
Set up your calculation
An illustrative example is loaded. Replace its values with your measurements, costs or documented settings.
Tooling help: Record a tested setup
Calculation
Your result
- Batch machine cost
- $20.00
- Batch labor cost
- $17.50
- Total batch cost
- $72.50
- Batch selling price
- $94.25
- Selling price per part
- $9.43
The quote handoff carries your inputs and assumptions. Only an explicit base cost is suggested as a quote cost; prices, rates and measurements remain planning notes.
How it works
Batch cost = quantity × (material + consumables + runtime minutes × machine cost rate ÷ 60 + labor minutes × labor rate ÷ 60) + setup minutes × labor rate ÷ 60. Selling price adds cost markup.
- Enter costs rather than a selling rate that already includes profit. Machine cost rate should cover ownership and operating costs; do not duplicate them in consumables.
- Labor is hands-on time and supervision you intend to charge. Setup is charged once as labor; include machine-occupied setup in runtime if applicable. Tax, shipping and sales-channel fees are separate.
Choose the tool and check the setup
Understand the cutting profile, material reference and equipment limits before applying the result.
Use this in your project
Continue with the next measurement or cost, then keep the assumptions with your quote.
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