For jewelry makers
When silver moves, your prices should know
Metal is the biggest line in a piece, and it never sits still. Batchnook costs each ring, pendant, and pair of earrings from your receipts — so the day a silver order comes in dearer, every piece's real margin updates in front of you, before you list at last month's price.
Made for the bench
Real cost per piece, and a margin that keeps up with the metal market.
A piece is metal, stones, and findings
Enter your materials once with pack sizes; every piece prices itself from what they cost. Costs come off your receipts and update by the moving-average method, so a design's cost is always what you actually paid — down to the half-ounce of silver.
Spot price jumped — watch your margins
Snap the receipt from a metal order and Batchnook re-costs every piece at once. Set a target margin and it flags the designs that fell under it that day — the ones to re-price before your next show or restock.
Shows and custom orders, tracked
Log a batch and record an order from the show table in a couple of taps; revenue and period COGS track themselves. Batches and orders are never metered — the busier your bench, the better.
What a piece really earns you
Metal is most of the cost, so a small move in spot price moves your margin more than you'd think. Try a typical ring, then run it on your own pieces.
Metal, stones & findings per ring
- Sterling silver (½ oz)$12
- Gemstone$4.50
- Findings & solder$1.20
- Gift box$1.10
- What one unit costs you$18.80
Typical 2026 numbers — a starting point, not a quote. In the app, these come off your receipts and update themselves.
Your margin at this price
71%
At or above your target — healthy.
Profit per unit
$46.20
Price to hit your target
$53.72
Want this done for you?
Batchnook keeps this margin current from a receipt photo — no re-entering numbers. Leave your email and we'll tell you the day we open.
This is the same margin Batchnook shows on every product — what's left after materials, as a share of price. Start free to run it on your own receipts, no card.
What a silver move does to that margin
Metal is the one material with a public price, and it moves. Jewelers price off what it costs to replace the metal, not what a months-old spool cost. See how far a spot swing carries your margin — then read the guide on when it's worth repricing.
Margin now
71%
After the move
68%
About 3 points thinner — −$1.80 profit on this ring.
Same price, same piece — only the metal moved. The bigger metal's share of the cost, the more a spot swing moves your margin.
In the app this stops being a what-if: tag a material as metal (sterling is silver at 0.925) and Batchnook shows each metal-heavy piece's margin at the day's market price, right next to the one from your receipts — a reference for the solid metal content, never an appraisal, a price suggestion, or a rewrite of your records. New to pricing off replacement cost? Read Should you reprice when silver jumps?.
Start with a jewelry pack, not a blank screen
New accounts can load a jewelry starter pack — common metals, stones, and findings with a costed piece to start from — so the margin math is working from your first session, then you swap in your own materials. It fits the free plan as-is.
Start with the jewelry packThe deal, plainly
- Flat, published pricing — no surprises.
- No order-line meters, ever.
- Your data walks free — export everything, always.
- Tax-ready numbers, never tax advice.
Free is real — no card, no countdown. See pricing for the whole table.