Hey All,
I was wondering if you could all help me figure out a reasonable price for my game. What should I charge my customers? I have created a card game with 177 cards, 4 pages of instructions and a box. How much would you pay?
Thanks
Dan
Pricing
Sat, 01/28/2012 - 11:23
Sat, 01/28/2012 - 17:26
#1
I would say that an MSRP of
I would say that an MSRP of $15-20, would be reasonable, $25 at most depending on the quality of the box.
However, rather than pick a price out of the air, I would take your manufacturing price and multiply times four or five. and then offer the game at the lowest price I could after considering manufacturing costs and distributor/retail markups.
Sun, 01/29/2012 - 21:56
#2
$25-$35 is more the average
$25-$35 is more the average range for products currently on shelves with a similar description. But yes, your price should be based more on practicality and how many levels of distribution and shipping you'll have to go through.
Mon, 01/30/2012 - 07:11
#3
One of the ideas that is used
One of the ideas that is used is:
5 times your manufacturing cost
so whatever you work that out as - times it be 5 and that could be argued as a good place to start your rrp valuation.
