Article Summary
Laundry pricing isn’t just about copying your competitors. Learn how to calculate your costs, set the right margin, and offer competitive yet profitable rates for your services.

💰 How to Set a Profitable Price for Your Laundry Services
Setting the wrong price can hurt your business. Too cheap — no profit. Too expensive — customers walk away.
So how do you find the sweet spot?
- Calculate Your Cost Per Kg
Example:
- Detergent, fragrance, packaging = Rp2,000/kg
- Electricity and water = Rp1,000/kg
- Staff salary = Rp2,000/kg
- Rent & overhead = Rp1,000/kg
Total production cost = Rp6,000/kg
- Add Your Desired Profit Margin
Say you want to earn Rp2,000 per kg.
Minimum selling price = Rp6,000 + Rp2,000 = Rp8,000/kg
- Benchmark Against Market Price
Check what others charge — maybe Rp7,000 to Rp10,000/kg.
Adjust based on:
- Premium area → higher price
- Student-heavy zone → competitive price + extra service
- Offer Price Tiers & Service Variations
- Regular (2–3 days): Rp8,000/kg
- Express (1 day): Rp10,000/kg
- Ironing only: Rp5,000/kg
- Dry cleaning/bed covers: custom pricing
- Use an App to Track Revenue & Profit
Dicatetin helps you:
- Set price for each service
- Monitor daily/weekly revenue
- Analyze which service is most profitable
- Detect if costs overtake revenue
Conclusion
Laundry pricing must be data-driven, not guesswork. Understand your costs, choose a margin, and review pricing regularly. With Dicatetin, you can optimize prices and maintain healthy profits while staying competitive.