Pricing

Food Business Pricing Kit

A repeatable pricing system, including what delivery commissions and discounts actually cost you.

₱1,299

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XLSX · PDF

XLSX · PDF

Who it's for

Built for a specific job

The first product here that behaves like a business toolkit rather than a single spreadsheet. Two pricing methods, then the things that quietly take the margin back: platform commissions, discounts, and prices set once and never revisited.

  • Cafés and restaurants setting prices across a menu
  • Anyone selling through a delivery platform
  • Businesses planning a promotion

What you'll get

Everything in this product

  • Menu Pricing sheet for the whole menu
  • Target Food Cost calculator (Method A)
  • Target Gross Profit calculator (Method B)
  • Gross Margin analysis with contribution
  • Psychological Pricing worksheet
  • Delivery Commission worksheet
  • Discount Impact calculator
  • Break-Even Pricing worksheet
  • The Food Business Pricing Guide (PDF)

Feature breakdown

What it actually does

Both methods, side by side

Targeting a food cost percentage and targeting a cash gross profit disagree on cheap and expensive dishes. Seeing both is the point.

Delivery commission, properly

A commission comes off the top of the price, not off the profit at the end. The worksheet shows the same dish in both channels.

Discount impact

A 15% discount comes entirely out of gross profit. The sheet shows how many more you must sell just to stand still.

Break-even pricing

How many of an item it takes to cover your fixed costs at its current margin.

Rounding offered, not applied

Nearest 5, nearest 10, .95 and .99 endings are shown as options. The raw number stays the honest answer.

Example

A worked example

Example: a ₱400 dish costing ₱150 earns ₱250 gross profit in the dining room. Through a platform at 20% commission with ₱18 of packaging it earns ₱152 — forty per cent less for the same work. Example figures only.

What's included

Files and formats

Deliverables

  • XLSX workbook, 9 sheets
  • The Food Business Pricing Guide, PDF
Formats
XLSX, PDF
Version
1.0
Last updated
2026-08-20
Updates
12 months of updates
Licence
Single business licence. Use it in your own business, on any number of your own devices.

Two files: the workbook and the guide.

How it works

From download to answer

01

Load your menu

Cost and current price for each item.

02

Compare the two methods

See what each would charge for the same dish.

03

Check your delivery channel

Enter the commission and the packaging, and read the real margin.

04

Model a promotion

Run any discount through the impact sheet first.

Questions people actually ask

Which pricing method should I use?

Percentage pricing for the bulk of a menu, cash-margin pricing for expensive proteins where percentage produces a price nobody will pay.

Does it handle VAT?

Work in prices excluding tax, then add tax per local rules. Mixing a tax-free cost with a tax-inclusive price overstates margin.

Can I model different commissions per platform?

Yes — enter one row per platform for the same dish and compare.

Does it assume volume stays the same after a price rise?

It does, and the sheet says so. Treat the result as the best case and watch what actually happens.

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Food Business Pricing Kit

A repeatable pricing system, including what delivery commissions and discounts actually cost you.

Get the product

₱1,299 · Single business licence. Use it in your own business, on any number of your own devices.

Every figure in this product is an estimate based on what you enter. Real profitability also depends on labour, rent, utilities, taxes, delivery commissions, waste, discounts and other operating costs. All example data is illustrative, not a market rate or a benchmark.