cut vinyl decal pricing

Hi there i would look at what you buy your vinyl per meter, then see how many of the logo you you can get in that meter then/ by how many, add your work cost then go from there, well thats what i do when i have a big job.
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I think it would be easier if you just set up per square inch prices.. meaning find out how much it costs you per square inch to buy it. Then add your operating cost to the per square inch price. Then a little profit to the price.... then it doesn't matter if the design is a box or long and skinny like text. You just add up the square inches and that is what it is... the tighter you can pack the designs the more money you make, but usually most designs still just bump each other so your still using the original square inch amount of vinyl.

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Have you tried Roger Brinkman's vinyl estimation tool? This may help you arrive at a fair price.

http://www.cutterpros.com/downloads/Brinkmans-Inkjet-And-Vinyl-Estimator.zip