Cost of Goods Sold
Most craft vendors guess their COGS or skip it entirely. venq calculates it from your actual material costs and updates it automatically. No formulas. No spreadsheets.
Most craft vendors price their products by feel or by copying what others charge. When material costs go up, they forget to update their prices. When they sell at a market, they have no idea if they made money or just made sales.
COGS is the number that tells you whether your business is actually profitable. Without it, you're flying blind every time you set a price, apply to a market, or decide what to make more of.
Add the raw materials you buy: soy wax, fragrance oil, wick, labels. Log each purchase with quantity, unit, and price paid.
Tell venq exactly what goes into each product. How many oz of wax, how many ml of fragrance, how many labels. venq does the math.
venq calculates cost per unit from your recipe and material costs. When prices change, update your purchase log and COGS refreshes everywhere.
Every event shows your gross sales, COGS, and net profit. No spreadsheet formulas. No manual updates.
Everything you need to track cost of goods accurately, without a spreadsheet.
Build a recipe for each product with your actual ingredients and quantities.
Log a new purchase and your COGS recalculates everywhere automatically.
Track materials in oz, lb, ml, L, g, kg, or units. venq converts for you.
Every market shows your gross, COGS total, and net profit side by side.