Price per Unit

Price per unit with totals.

Unit price = total cost ÷ unit count. Echoes total and units so pack pricing, BOM lines, and wholesale quotes stay consistent.

What Price per Unit does

Unit price = total cost ÷ unit count. Echoes total and units so pack pricing, BOM lines, and wholesale quotes stay consistent.

Price per Unit sits in the Finance group on purpose. It is not Payment Split (Split a total among people.) and not Cost-Plus Price (Price from cost and markup %.). Choose this page when you need Price per unit with totals. If you stretch Price per Unit into a neighbor’s job, the result will look wrong even though the site chrome looks the same.

How to use Price per Unit

  1. Confirm you need Price per Unit, not Payment Split (Split a total among people.). Address: /finance/price-per-unit.
  2. Enter the numbers or dates Price per Unit uses. Price per unit with totals.
  3. Read the result as Price per Unit defines it — not as Cost-Plus Price (Price from cost and markup %.). Unit price = total cost ÷ unit count. Echoes total and units so pack pricing, BOM lines, and wholesale quotes stay consistent.
  4. Price per Unit is an estimate in the browser, not professional advice. Units ≠0.
  5. Need a different formula? Try Cost-Plus Price (Price from cost and markup %.) instead of stretching Price per Unit.

When not to use Price per Unit

Skip Price per Unit when a neighbor tool matches better — start with Payment Split or Cost-Plus Price — or when the description already warns the job will fail. In the tool’s own words: Unit price = total cost ÷ unit count. Echoes total and units so pack pricing, BOM lines, and wholesale quotes stay consistent.

Questions about Price per Unit

What does Price per Unit do that other Finance pages on this site do not?
Unit price = total cost ÷ unit count. Echoes total and units so pack pricing, BOM lines, and wholesale quotes stay consistent. Short version: Price per unit with totals.
Does Price per Unit upload my file or text to Tool-You servers?
No. Price per Unit runs in this browser tab. Files stay on the device. Limit note: Units ≠0.
Should I use Payment Split instead of Price per Unit?
Use Price per Unit when you need Price per unit with totals. Use Payment Split when you need Split a total among people. They share a category (Finance) but not the same job.
What are the limits of Price per Unit?
Units ≠0. Also: Unit price = total cost ÷ unit count. Echoes total and units so pack pricing, BOM lines, and wholesale quotes stay consistent.