Pricing Tool
See what it costs to deliver; work out a selling price with room for profit.
Practical tools to help small businesses price better, plan sales, invoice customers, follow up balances, and protect profit.
For SME owners who want a clearer handle on the everyday numbers — from the price of a sale to the balance still to collect.
Three practical parts
See what it costs to deliver; work out a selling price with room for profit.
Turn a revenue goal into a number of sales and a daily plan.
Create invoices, record payments, see balances and prepare payment reminders.
See the thinking in action
These small examples explain the tools; they are not the Growth Tools application. All amounts are illustrative UGX values. No invoice, payment or message is saved or sent.
01 · Pricing
Add the cost of delivering one item or service and its share of overheads. Choose the proportion of your selling price you want to leave after these costs.
A 25% margin is 25% of the selling price, not 25% added to cost. In this example, UGX 25,000 in costs needs a selling price of UGX 33,334, rounded up to a whole shilling.
Selling price = total cost ÷ (1 − margin). Any room left depends on including all relevant costs; it is not a guarantee of profit.
Illustrative example · UGX
A few questions
No. This page contains small illustrative examples to explain the Growth Kit. They are not the actual Growth Tools application, real invoices or customer records. Nothing here is saved or sent.
No. The kit supports everyday pricing, sales planning, invoicing and payment follow-up. Gallant’s services address the wider marketing, positioning and growth strategy behind your business.
Pricing and availability can be discussed in a demo conversation. No price or availability is promised on this page.
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