Mobile detailing
SUV · Full detail
You should quote
$285
- Minimum
- $235
- Profit
- $86
- Margin
- 30.2%
- Time
- 3h 45m
Customer wants $250? That’s $51 profit — 20.4%.
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Mobile detailing
SUV · Full detail
You should quote
$285
Customer wants $250? That’s $51 profit — 20.4%.
Three trades. One engine.
Land on a calculator and price the job in front of you. More trades later — these three prove the idea.
Mobile Detailing
Figure out what to charge based on the vehicle, service, condition, travel, supplies and your desired profit.
Full SUV detail → $285
Open calculator →House Cleaning
Price a clean from the home, service type, condition, frequency, extras and the profit you actually want.
2,000 sq ft biweekly → $180
Open calculator →Lawn Care
Know what to charge per visit from lawn size, difficulty, frequency, crew time, travel and your margin.
Half-acre weekly mow → $68
Open calculator →More calculators coming soon.
The usual mistake
Owner labor, travel, condition, and overhead are costs. Profit is what’s left. If a job costs $100 and you want a 30% margin, the price is not $130.
Markup
$130
Add 30% on top of cost. You keep $30 — a 23% margin wearing a 30% name tag.
Margin
$143
Price so the profit is 30% of what the customer pays. You keep $43. That’s the number ProfitPriced is built around.
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The job
Workload from size, condition, extras.
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True cost
Labor, supplies, travel, overhead.
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Your margin
Price backward from the cut you want.
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Can I take $250?
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Northside Mobile Detail
Prepared for Smith
No profit. No margin. No costs. That’s what $10 buys.
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Customer-ready quote
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