How Do I Price Embroidery for Profit?

Resources from Jennifer Cox’s conversation with Marshall Atkinson on his “How Do I…?” Podcast

Don’t quote stitches. PRICE the order.

nullJennifer Cox on the How Do I? podcast episode “How Do I Price Embroidery for Profit?”

Thanks for listening. Before you quote your next embroidery order, pull up one you’ve already finished. What did you charge? What did it cost to do the work? What was left?

1. Review one completed order

Use the one-page Job Profitability Worksheet to add up what you charged and what it cost to do the job. Include your own time, then see what was left after the costs you entered.

Download the Job Profitability Worksheet (PDF)

2. Check your pricing system

Once you’ve looked at one order, look at how you price work across your shop. Take the free NNEP Pricing Diagnostic to get your overall score out of 20.

Take the Free Pricing Diagnostic

3. Get your free report

After you see your Diagnostic score, read the State of Embroidery Pricing 2026 as your homework. See where pricing broke down for shops in the study, then pick one thing to check before your next quote.

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