pricing

Audit your Seller Centre income statements monthly (Finance > Income), read campaign terms before joining any promotion, and opt out of programs that cost more than they generate.

Put the price on the photo for Facebook groups and Marketplace. Keep overlays to 3 elements max: price, size, and shop name. Skip overlays on Shopee and Instagram.

Batch by step instead of by product, set max export quality, build reusable templates, and consolidate tools to cut a 30-item batch from 6+ hours to 3-4 hours.

Use this pricing formula: Target price = (Sourcing cost + Target profit) / 0.78, where 0.78 accounts for roughly 22% in combined Shopee fees and shipping costs.

Use both platforms strategically: higher-margin items on Shopee for volume, low-value and one-of-a-kind items on Facebook to preserve margins. Cross-post everything and sell to whoever bites first.

Put the price on your listing — in the title, description, and photo. You'll get fewer messages, but the ones you get will be from buyers who already accepted the price.

Calculate your real take-home by subtracting 6.5% in combined fees plus a P30-P50 shipping gap from every sale. Price backward from your target profit, not forward from your cost.

Five items totaling P680-1,210 give you a full home product photography setup. A white backdrop, phone tripod, light source, foam board reflector, and tape — nothing else needed.

Split a team plan to get Canva Pro for P100/month. Worth it at 20+ items/month with regular promo content. Below 15 items/month, Canva Free plus Photoroom Free is enough.