Know what your cakes really cost.

Enter what you pay for your ingredients once. Every recipe then shows what it costs to bake and a fair price to charge, and stays right when prices go up.

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A vanilla sponge, priced in a minute

Ingredients

225 g plain flour €1.20 for 1 kg
€0.27
225 g caster sugar €2.00 for 1 kg
€0.45
225 g butter €2.50 for 250 g
€2.25
4 eggs €3.00 for 12
€1.00
Baking powder and vanilla
€0.52
Ingredients for 12 servings
€4.49

The price to charge

Ingredients
€4.49
Overhead 10% of ingredients
€0.45
Box and board
€2.50
Labour 75 min at €15 an hour
€18.75
Full cost
€26.19
Price to charge, with a 30% margin
€37.41
A serving €3.12Your profit €11.22

Most of a cake's cost is your time. Crumb counts it, so you stop baking for nothing.

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Change a price once

Butter went up again? Edit it in one place and every recipe that uses it is costed again.

Any unit you use

Buy flour by the kilo and bake by the gram, buy milk by the litre and pour by the cup. Crumb converts.

A price you can explain

Ingredients, overhead, packaging, your time and your margin, each on its own line. No magic number.

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Instead of a spreadsheet or another subscription

What mattersCrumbA spreadsheetPricing apps
Price changesOne edit updates every recipeFix every formula yourselfOften edited per recipe
Your time and marginBuilt in, shown line by lineIf you build itVaries
Where it runsAny browser, phone or laptop, offlineWherever the file isOne phone platform
AccountNoneNoneUsually

Questions

Where are my recipes kept?
On your device, in your browser. Nothing is uploaded. Export a backup from Settings to keep a copy or move to another device.
What does it cost?
Nothing while Crumb is new. If that changes, you'll see it here first, and what you've entered stays yours.
Can I price cupcakes or cookies too?
Yes. Anything with a recipe and a number of servings: a cake, a dozen cupcakes, a tray of brownies.

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