I will build a custom pricing model or calculator in google sheets
Financial Analyst
À propos de ce service
I build custom pricing models and calculators in Google Sheets for service and product-based businesses.
Recently, I built a multi-tier pricing model with volume discounts, auto-calculating revenue, labor costs, and margins per tier, plus a live customer-tracking tab that pulls rates directly from the master pricing table. When the client needed a new tier added mid-project, I restructured the whole workbook without breaking a single formula.
What you'll get:
- A pricing structure built around your actual tiers and rates
- Auto-calculating revenue, cost, and margin fields
- Dropdown selectors so updates are simple, not manual
- Verified output, checked against your real numbers before delivery
I use AI to validate formula logic and catch calculation errors before they reach you. Send me your pricing structure, and I'll turn it into a model that updates itself.
Plateforme:
Excel
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Google Sheets
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Microsoft Office
Technologie de développement:
google apps script
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Excel
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FAQ
Will my pricing and business data stay private?
Yes... your rates, costs, and margins are used only to build your model and are never shared or reused. I can work with placeholder numbers first if you'd rather not share real figures until the structure is approved.
What happens when my prices change later?
That's the point of the build. Rates live in one master table, so you change a number in one place and every tier, quote, and margin updates automatically. No rebuilding, and no hiring me again.
Can you handle complicated pricing... volume discounts, add-ons, multiple tiers?
Yes. Tiered rates, volume breaks, add-ons, and per-customer overrides are all standard. If your pricing has an unusual rule, describe it and I'll tell you honestly whether it fits before you order.
Does this work for product businesses, or only services?
Both. The structure changes (unit cost and margin for products, rate and labor for services) but the approach is the same.
I already have a messy pricing spreadsheet. Can you build on it instead of starting over?
Usually yes, and often that's faster. Send it over, and I'll tell you whether it's better to build onto it or rebuild it cleanly... I'll give you the honest answer, not the more expensive one.

