You could tell me what you sold last month. Could you tell me what you kept on your bestseller — after materials, your own time, packaging, shipping, fees, and the batch you threw away?
Most people guess. That guess is why a good month still ends with nothing in the bank.
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To take home $2,000 a month, she needs to sell 625 candles — 21 a day, every day, before rent, tools, insurance or a single dollar of advertising. She isn't lazy. She's underpriced — and until she does this, she has no way of knowing.
You've been told you need better marketing. More content. A bigger audience.
But more traffic to an underpriced product just loses money faster. If your margin is thin, growth doesn't fix it — growth scales it. This is exactly why hardworking, well-liked, growing businesses quietly run out of money.
The problem was never effort or demand. It was the arithmetic underneath every single order.
A focused weekend gets you through the core. The 90-day plan then spreads the implementation over twelve weeks, twenty minutes at a time — because I'd rather you finish it than admire it.
Your real cost per unit, including the eleven costs almost everyone leaves out. Ends with a straight verdict on whether you're profitable.
Four pricing models and which fits you. A price floor you can defend. And exactly what a discount costs.
Twelve months forward, the inventory trap, a tax reserve system, and owner pay that isn't "whatever's left".
The five things every lender weighs, why applications get declined, and the one-page summary structured the way they read it.
Keep, fix or kill across your range. Score a product before you make it. Know what you can afford to spend on ads.
One task a week, twenty minutes each, in order. The part that actually changes the business.
Every spreadsheet is pre-built — you type in your numbers, it does the arithmetic. Excel files open directly in Google Sheets.
This is one tab from inside the Pricing Calculator. Put your own numbers in.
Your revenue falls 20%. Your profit falls 40%. Same packing, same shipping, same late nights — for the profit you already had before the sale started.
The fix isn't never discounting. It's knowing this number before you decide, so a discount is a strategy instead of a reflex.
Every calculator here was made because I needed it. The pricing floor, the inventory tracker, the keep-fix-kill audit — all of it runs my own stores before it reaches you.
Bankable launched recently, so there is no wall of reviews here yet. I would rather tell you that than fill this page with quotes you have no way to check.
What there is instead: a full 14-day refund, no questions and no friction, and a standing offer — work through it, send me what did and did not land, and I will fix it. Founding buyers shape version two and keep every update free, permanently.
The complete system. Yours permanently, including future updates.
For most people reading this, one corrected price on one product pays for it inside a week.
Instant download · six files · nothing is shipped
Five short checks — one real calculation and four honest questions — ending in a straight verdict on where your business actually stands.
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Roughly six in ten people who fill this in score under 20 out of 41. If that's you, you're not behind — you're finally looking.
Each one is a complete, self-contained toolkit — written guides plus working spreadsheets, delivered as an instant download. Nothing is a subscription and nothing expires.
The numbers system. Know what you earn, what to charge, and what a lender would say.
One product photo in, a full listing out. A five-step chain, not a pile of prompts.
For stores with traffic and no sales. A 60-point audit, in the order that matters.
Run several brands as one person, without dropping any. The system behind six of mine.
Getting your work out of the price war, without changing what you make.
All five systems. Eighteen files — nine guides and workbooks, five working spreadsheets, two printable planners. Free updates, permanently.
Every product is an instant download. PDFs open anywhere; spreadsheets are Excel files that open directly in Google Sheets, Numbers or LibreOffice. Same 14-day promise on all of them.
I didn't learn any of this from a textbook. I learned it by getting it wrong, repeatedly, across six businesses of my own — in beauty, home, pets, children's media, coffee and fine art.
I priced my first products by looking at what other people charged. I absorbed shipping to stay competitive without ever working out what it cost me. For two years I didn't count my own time at all — which meant my most popular product was quietly my least profitable one, and I had no idea.
I built a storefront, drove traffic to it, and watched almost nothing sell. I spent weeks blaming my marketing before finding that several products were showing as sold out while the stock sat in the back room.
I carried inventory I couldn't shift because I'd ordered on optimism. I ran sales that felt generous and left me worse off. I paid myself last, and often not at all, and told myself that was what building looked like.
Every calculator in Bankable exists because I needed it and couldn't find it. Each one answers a question that had already cost me money.
My most popular product was quietly my least profitable one — and I had no idea.
Founder, the NVDC family of brands · Canadian Choice Award 2024 & 2025 · Member, Cambridge Chamber of Commerce
That's who this was built for. Every spreadsheet is pre-built — you type in your figures and it does the arithmetic. There's no jargon and no assumed knowledge.
Yes. The frameworks are universal. Tax and lending notes cover Canada and the US separately, and the underlying principles hold anywhere.
No. Software records what already happened. This tells you what to do about it.
A focused weekend for the core. The 90-Day Reset then spreads implementation over twelve weeks, twenty minutes at a time.
Yes — and this will make that relationship far more useful. You'll arrive with clean numbers and better questions.
Start with the one that matches your actual bottleneck. If you can't say what you earn per product, that's Bankable. If you have traffic and no sales, that's the Rescue Kit. Buy the library only if you already know you need three or more — otherwise you'll own things you don't get to.
Six files, delivered instantly as a download: two PDF guides, three Excel workbooks and one printable planner. The Excel files open directly in Google Sheets.
You started it because you can make something people want. You can. Your numbers just haven't caught up with your talent yet — and that's a two-day problem.