Tiered Ladder Pricing Calculator
$39.95
Stop guessing what your work is worth, and stop underpricing it. This Google Sheets calculator builds consistent, defensible prices using a tiered ladder based on size, medium, and your experience level. Enter a piece and it returns a price that holds up across your whole body of work, the same logical structure a gallery uses when it sets a wall. Price with a system, not a gut feeling.
A professional Google Sheets pricing calculator that helps artists set fair, consistent prices using a tiered ladder system based on size, medium, and experience level.
File Format: Google Sheets template (instant copy to your own Drive)
What you get
- A Google Sheets pricing calculator you copy into your own Google Drive
- A tiered ladder that sets prices by size, medium, and experience level
Who it's for
This calculator is for artists who price each piece on its own and end up with a wall that does not make sense side by side. Collectors and galleries notice when a small work costs nearly as much as a large one, or when prices shift from show to show. If you want prices you can explain and defend, and that stay consistent as you make new work, a pricing system is where to start.
How to use it
- Make a copy of the calculator into your own Google Drive.
- Enter a piece with its size and medium, and set your experience level.
- Read the price the ladder returns for that piece.
- Repeat for your body of work so every price follows the same structure.
Questions
How does the Tiered Ladder Pricing Calculator set a price?
It uses a tiered ladder based on three factors: the size of the piece, its medium, and your experience level. The same structure applies to every work you enter, which keeps prices consistent.
What do I need to use it?
A Google account. The calculator is a Google Sheets template that you copy into your own Google Drive.
Why price with a system?
Consistent prices are easier to explain to collectors and galleries. A ladder means a larger or more involved piece is priced in a logical relationship to the rest of your work, rather than by feel.