Welcome NNEP Members

Access your NNEP member tools, and resources using this page for now.

Your Member Portal Is Being Rebuilt

What’s coming is worth the wait. Here’s what you have access to right now.

After 30 years, NNEP is rebuilding from the ground up — and that includes this portal.

The new member portal is organized around the PRICE Framework and built as a working environment for your business, not a library of resources you’ll mean to get back to someday. Every tool inside is designed to be used on a real order, with your real numbers.

The new portal launches August 3, 2026. In the meantime, your current member access includes the tools below.


NNEP Pricing System – Start Here

Read this before you open any calculator. It explains the current situation, the framework, the tools, and the sequence. It takes about ten minutes to read. Reading this makes everything else move easier and faster.

Download Start Here

 

Profit Assessment Worksheet 

The NNEP PRICE Profit Assessment Worksheet is a tool designed to be completed after an order has shipped to evaluate the accuracy of original price quotes. By comparing quoted figures to actual outcomes, users can identify variances to improve future pricing.

Download Profit Assessment Worksheet PDF

Real Labor Worksheet 

The NNEP Real Labor Worksheet is designed to help shop owners calculate their “Effective Labor Rate,” which represents the true hourly cost of running a business based on human time rather than machine time.

Download Real Labor Worksheet PDF

Overhead Rate Worksheet 

The NNEP Overhead Rate Worksheet is designed to help shop owners calculate their hourly overhead rate, which represents the fixed and recurring costs of running a shop regardless of machine activity. Identifying this rate is crucial for accurate pricing; skipping it can lead to understated production costs and lost margins.Key Concepts

Download Overhead Rate Worksheet PDF

Price Quoting Worksheet 

The NNEP PRICE Quoting Worksheet provides a framework for pricing orders based on five specific drivers rather than stitch counts. By calculating these drivers, shops can determine a “PRICE Floor”—the minimum quote necessary to cover all costs and meet profit targets.

Download Price Quoting Worksheet PDF

Handyman Order Example 

This summary outlines the NNEP PRICE Framework using a worked example of a common order for a handyman business: 24 embroidered golf shirts and 12 hats.The PRICE Framework Drivers

Download Handyman Order example PDF

Customer Pushback Response Guide 

This guide provides frameworks for managing customer pushback on pricing in the embroidery industry. The central tenet is to avoid immediate discounting, as this signals that original quotes were arbitrary rather than calculated.

Download Customer Pushback Guide PDF

NNEP Member Exchange

Your 24/7 connection to fellow NNEP members. Conversations are private — only members can see them.

Join the Exchange


Coming Soon

P — Production Cost

Full cost-build calculator with industry benchmarks. Your actual numbers, in context.

Coming Soon

R — Real Labor

Labor rate calculator and time-audit worksheet. The honest math most shops have never done.

Coming Soon

I — Intended Profit

Profit goal-setting tool and scenario modeler. Build profit in first — every order.

Coming Soon

C — Capacity Pressure

Capacity utilization tracker and busy-season pricing guide. Where experienced decorators have their biggest aha moments.

Coming Soon

E — End Customer Value

Customer segment guide and premium positioning scripts. The implementation layer for charging what the market will actually bear.

June 21, 2026

State of Embroidery Pricing — Benchmark Report

Full dataset with member segment breakdowns. As an NNEP member, you get the complete report — not just the public executive summary.

Download the 2026 Embroidery Pricing Report →

Haven’t taken the NNEP Pricing Diagnostic yet? That’s the place to start. Three minutes. Your score is immediate.

Take the Diagnostic →

Thank you for being an NNEP member. What’s being built here is worth being part of.

All the best,
Jennifer