Hi Everyone,

I have never made pops for sale and now I have a client interested on them but I have no idea what to charge. I need your help please !!!

Thank You!

Lots of factors....... how much does it cost you to make? Don't forget gas, hydro and water in the price.

http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=31503772

This person charges $21 for 12.

But here's a thread on cake central discussing the price of cake balls. http://cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=652821&postdays=0&postorder=asc&&start=0

Oh Thank you guys for the reply and Thank you very much for posting that thread. You guys are awsome !!!

I never used liquid creamer for cake pops, I always used frosting, what is the difference?

I charge $1.50 each for the plain..more for the character ones like Sesame street.

I do $25/2 dozen with a 2 dozen minimum. The creamers are great! There are so many flavor choices!

I am starting my cake pops business. I noticed someone mentioned they use creamers on your pops. Can you tell me where to find these and how to use them please?

Thanks

The coffee creamers are used as a binder for the cake.They are not used as coatings...You use them in place of icing...

I charge the same a kiddies. And i use creamers as well in some flavours

What are creamers? is this instead of frosting?

I have a feeling you don't have these in Australia.

Coffee creamers are a non-dairy liquid (or powder that you mix with water or directly into coffee) that people put in coffee instead of milk. Thay can be purchased flavored or plain. I think they are made from oil. The two main brands here in the US are International Delight and Coffee Mate.

Yes, in cake pops people sometimes use coffee creamer instead of frosting.

For fun: the powdered version is highly flammable.

I Charge $24 a Dozen ($2 Ea) For Simple Round Cake Pops (Sprinkle or Drizzle/Swirl Design) and $30 a Dozen ($2.50 Ea) For More Complicated/Character Cake Pops. Making Cake Pops Are Veryyy Time Consuming and Costly. You Have to Consider The Chocolate, Cake Mix/Ingredients, Sprinkles, Sticks, Bags, Ribbon and Display (I Usually Do a 3 Tier Styrofoam Display.) If You Want You Can Also Charge a $15 Material Fee. If Someone Orders a Dozen Simple Cake Pops ($24) and I Spend $15 on Material I Would Technically Only Make $9. Don't Cheat Yourself. Happy Baking :)

AI got an order for 450 cake pops wraped and ribbon.. how much should I charge coz I believe $2 will be cheaper for me for this much quantity

That is a big order!  Forgive me for asking, but is this something you've done before?  Are you asking if you should give a discount on your usual price, or do you not sell them on a regular basis?  How much do others sell them for in your area?

If you use the top right search box there are lots of threads on how to price.  It really is going to be different for everyone depending on their expenses and the market they are selling in.