Concessions worksheet

Snack Shack Menu Price Calculator

Enter the package cost and servings, then choose a margin. The calculator rounds each price up to the selected quarter, half dollar, or dollar so it doesn't undercut that margin.

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What should we charge for each item?

Enter the package cost, number of servings, and target margin. Choose quarter, half-dollar, or dollar rounding for the printed menu.

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Step 1

Menu setup

Step 2

Menu items

Menu item 1
Use item costs and prices, not buyer or student details.

Menu price results

Recommended prices and expected profit

How this is calculated
Expected profit $0.00
Expected revenue$0.00
Expected profit$0.00
Average marginNo prices yet
Items priced0
Price changes0
Highest-profit itemNot enough data
Review before printing the menu
  • The pricing sheet needs at least one menu item.

Example packet

Friday snack shack menu example

A concession chair prices pizza slices, water bottles, and chip bags with package costs, target margins, expected sales, and quarter-friendly rounding.

  • $555.00 expected revenue.
  • $305.00 expected profit.
  • Three menu items priced with no current-price changes in the example.

Assumptions

What the numbers assume

  • Use item-level costs and expected sales, not buyer names, student private information, banking details, or vendor credentials.
  • Package cost plus package units can estimate cost per sold item when a unit cost is not known.
  • Blank numeric fields count as zero. Negative values are treated as zero and flagged for review.
  • Target margin is capped below 100% because a 100% margin cannot produce a finite price.
  • Food-safety, nutrition, allergy, tax, permit, school, district, and vendor rules stay outside this worksheet.

Formula notes

How the totals are calculated

Check local rules

Sources for this worksheet

Use your group's current forms and procedures for deposits, approvals, and recordkeeping.

FAQ

Questions that come up

How should we round prices for cash sales?

Enter the package or unit cost, target margin, and a rounding increment such as $0.25, $0.50, or $1.00. Review the suggested price, then print the menu or export the rows.

Does this handle tax, permits, allergens, or food safety?

No. It is only a pricing worksheet. Follow your school, district, local food-safety, permit, tax, treasurer, and vendor procedures outside this tool.

What should I avoid entering?

Do not enter student private information, buyer names, card details, banking details, vendor credentials, tax IDs, donor private contacts, or official login details.

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