how much to charge for framed prints hanging in a cafe?
lingreon
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Good day everyone!
Can't figure this out on my own!!!!
So I was wondering how much to charge for framed photographs that will be hanging in a local cafe?
sizes: 5x7 prints into 8x10 frames @ ?
8x10 prints into 12x16 frames @ ?
frames and mats from ikea (hence the odd size frame
photos printed at whcc...
any thoughts would be most welcome!
thanks.
Can't figure this out on my own!!!!
So I was wondering how much to charge for framed photographs that will be hanging in a local cafe?
sizes: 5x7 prints into 8x10 frames @ ?
8x10 prints into 12x16 frames @ ?
frames and mats from ikea (hence the odd size frame
photos printed at whcc...
any thoughts would be most welcome!
thanks.
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Are you selling one-offs to the local cafe or setting up a consignment deal?
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if someone walks in to the place and sees something they like, they have the option of either buying on the spot (cafe will handle sales) or they can contact me to purchase prints.
it's more like a mini exhibition so I own the prints.
Congrats on the deal. I would think the answer is 42.
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These are just my thoughts but a sale needs to cover expenses and then make a profit. I'm a mechanic by trade but the same rules apply to all manner of material sales. First calculate the cost of framing and printing; then at a minimum add 40% (cost*1.40). My accountant insists that to be profitable materials should be calculated at costs plus 70%(cost*1.70). This does not account for your investment in labor. I'm not sure that you can recoup your labor cost on the sale of a framed print, but this could be compensated by repeat sales of individual prints.
Once again just my thoughts.
Regards
James
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however, I've done some asking around and research - seems like the %commission ranges from 10-20%. get it all down in writing as well.
good luck with your show.