Your floor holds
Type the per-unit cost from the workbook and what you need to keep on top of it. The desk refuses to quote under that.
Wholesale Pricing Template
A shop wants half off retail. Half of a number you guessed is not a wholesale price. This desk starts at the unit you already costed, adds what you keep, and writes the quote you can send.
$16one time
Digital file. Nothing ships. No subscription. It opens full screen on this page after checkout.

What it does
Type the per-unit cost from the workbook and what you need to keep on top of it. The desk refuses to quote under that.
At a 50 percent shop margin your $18 candle is a $9 wholesale. If that lands under your floor, the desk says so before you send it.
Case pack, minimum, Net 30, freight, returns, lead time. The parts that turn into an argument three months later.

What you send
The desk keeps an account list, pulls units straight from the workbook, and writes plain text you can paste into any email.
A quote is not a contract. The file is a planning tool, not legal or financial advice.
It helps. The desk asks for a per-unit cost, and the workbook is where that number comes from. You can also type a cost you already trust.
No. Sixteen dollars once. The desk opens on this page in this browser, as many accounts and quotes as you want.
Yes. Payment, freight, returns, and lead time are yours to set. The quote updates as you type.
You will know your floor to the cent, which is the whole point. Holding a price is easier when you can show the math.
Wholesale DeskStart at the unit cost from the workbook. The desk will not quote under your floor, and it writes the paper on the right as you type.
A quote is not a contract. Send it, then confirm in writing before you pour anything.