Understanding Piece Cost and Selling Price

Prisflux separates production cost from selling price so you can see how a Piece is costed and how its selling price is determined.

Production cost

A Piece's production cost can combine several cost components, including cast metal, findings, stones, labor, molds, and other configured production inputs.

The exact lines depend on the Piece.

Selling price

Selling price is separate from production cost.

Prisflux supports pricing methods such as:

• Markup
• Margin
• Fixed

Tenant pricing rules can determine how calculated selling price is produced.

Size-specific pricing

When a Piece uses Physical Molds for different sizes, production cost can vary by the Piece + Physical Mold combination.

Where a manual selling-price override is available for a size, that override applies to that size instead of the calculated selling price.

Supplier Cost mode

Some Pieces can use a direct Supplier Cost as their operational cost instead of Production / Composition costing.

When Supplier Cost mode is active, features that depend on recalculating production composition—such as Metal Cost Comparison—may be unavailable.

When investigating a price

Check:

1. the selected Piece/Physical Mold;
2. current wax weight;
3. metal-price basis;
4. pricing method/rule;
5. whether a manual selling-price override exists.