how much should i charge per scrapbook page?

Answer 1

I'd go no more than 5-10 dollars, if you get any more expensive, people won't bother and will make their own cheaper.

Answer 2

Your question is very vague. Are you making custom scrapbook pages with custom layouts, and photos, and that sort of thing? If so, then you have to look at the market that surrounds that sort of thing. Generally you can purchase everything you need to make your own scrapbook page for approximately $2-$3 so anything more than that would become outrageously expensive. If you are making something like a total scrapbook, including all of the pages and layouts, and photos and everything, then you should charge the prices that the big photo places online charge for that sort of thing which is $15-$25 for a 25 page book.

If you are talking about making your own custom scrapbook paper, and selling it, you have to think of a "per sheet" cost. In craft stores and discount stores, you can purchase individual sheets of paper from anywhere under $1 a sheet to anywhere to $2 a sheet depending on the quality of paper, how unique it is, the design of the paper, etc. Anything more than that, and people won't be willing to pay, since they can purchase it elsewhere.

Finally, if you purchased a lot of scrapbook paper, and you just want to sell it to get rid of it, you can sell it for about half the price of what you paid for it. So if you paid $1, you can sell it for 50 cents a sheet.

Your question was so vague, that I'm not even sure I answered what you were asking. Please feel free to provide us with more information, and maybe more people can give you the answer that you are looking or hoping for.

Answer 3

I came across your question while doing a search on a similar thing. I would say no more than $2. You want the people to buy what you have. If you have design your own paper, no more than $2. In the scrapbook stores the most you would pay is $2.50. You may not want to go into competition with them if you have any in your area. I am a scrapbooker and have seen some of the prices of the papers. Hope this helps you too. You would want it enough to cover your costs and also not making the price too high that people won't want to buy it.

Answer 4

The best way to decide on what to charge per page for scrapbooking is to go on eBay and look at the completed auctions. (Look under paper piecing.) It's better to look for something that is kind of like your design or theme. Usually the auctions on eBay start at $19.99 for two same-themed pages. The price could go up from there depending on the design, how much work was put in, cost of materials, etc.

Answer 5

I would agree with the first answer here, between 5 - 10 dollars. You have to take into consideration your area, others in the area that are selling and if you're doing custom pages for a client. Your audience will be people that love the look but don't have the time or want to take the time to do it themselves, so you have to make sure not to only charge for your supplies used in the layout, but your time as well. Don't sell yourself short! So look into the market in your area and price reasonably compared to others. But make sure you get the cost of supplies and your time back.

Answer 6

I agree, it depends on what you're doing. If you are manufacturing supplies or templates, charge 3 times your cost of materials, and double it again if it's something rare or unusual. if you are creating pages for people, I don't think you can charge much. The reason people enjoy scrapbooking is that they like to do it themselves.

Answer 7

i dont scrapbook but i would say about $2 to $3 dollars a page. personally i wouldnt pay $10 a page, but thats just me.

Answer 8

relies upon- as quickly as I instruct a classification it truly is between 5-10 money for 3 pages- whilst all factors are secure. If i'm making the pages for them, it relies upon on how lots time and aspects i take advantage of. everywhere from $2-$5 in step with website.

Answer 9

It depends on the medium. Is it paper scrapping? Digital scrapping?? Paper scrapping can be a lot more expensive. You need to determine your cost of materials, scope of layout etc. Even then, it's your call... what the market will bear. Don't get too expensive, you want repeat customers and word of mouth referrals.

Answer 10

There are quite a few items on Ebay similar to what you may be looking to do. I would do a search under various terms related to your interests on Ebay and see what others are charging. Do a completed items search also, to see what they are selling for. Good luck.