Want to establish a pricing chart

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So I have been in business for a while and I need to establish a pricing chart.

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You didn't mention what type of t-shirt printing you do

What do you call retail. Retail to me is a customer thats orders shirts for their group. And there is contract sales, I have two types of contractors I sell to. One is a person thats sells to other groups and the other sell to retailers. The latter buys in a much larger bulk thus his prices are better.
I don't compete in price with my local competitors, on retail orders I am higher. My quality is better, my turn around is faster and my graphics are far superior.
As far as a set up fee I ALWAYS charge a set up fee. If I don't they will always come back and ask for one more shirt at the same price as the per shirt price on the bulk order.
My set fee is $20.00 per screen per side.
I discount at 150 shirts then 250, then 500 then 1,000.
I learned a long time ago that if I'm going to go broke I'm not going to work myself to death doing so.
Set your prices so you can make money. Don't worry about what everyone else is charging.

So what do you usually charge for the shirt and the print after the setup fee? If you don't mind me asking.

Retail prices;
2.20 for white xl and smaller 100% cotton
3.50 for all other colors
1.25 for the first color
1.00 for each additional color
this price is good to 150 shirts
at 150 to 250 shirts 2.00 per side
200 to 500 1.50 per side
500 to 1,000 .75 per side
1,000 and above .50 per side
per side prices doesn't matter how many colors (up to 8 not including undercoats)
contract prices depend on the customer and the volume they order on a regular basis

what do you guys normally mark up the shirts or is that what you are charging with shirts?