Calculate raw material, labor, and overhead costs in one place.
Estimate production costs for each batch or order, then work back to a per-unit cost and suggested selling price. This tool is designed for Indian manufacturers that need a quick costing model before they lock a quote or dispatch plan.
Raw materials
Rs. 3960.00
Labor
Rs. 1200.00
Overheads
Rs. 910.00
Grand total
Rs. 6070.00
Raw materials
Start with core materials, bought-out parts, and consumables used in this production run.
Total
Rs. 3250.00
Total
Rs. 560.00
Total
Rs. 150.00
| Material | Quantity | Unit cost | Total | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rs. 3250.00 | ||||
| Rs. 560.00 | ||||
| Rs. 150.00 |
Labor
Capture direct labor hours for operators, inspectors, supervisors, and other process owners.
Total
Rs. 960.00
Total
Rs. 240.00
| Labor type | Quantity | Unit cost | Total | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rs. 960.00 | ||||
| Rs. 240.00 |
Overheads
Include utilities, packaging, transport, maintenance, and other job-level overheads.
Total
Rs. 160.00
Total
Rs. 500.00
Total
Rs. 250.00
| Overhead | Quantity | Unit cost | Total | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rs. 160.00 | ||||
| Rs. 500.00 | ||||
| Rs. 250.00 |
When a free calculator is not enough
A one-time cost estimate is useful — but manufacturers who track actual production costs continuously (material issue, labour, overhead, scrap, rework) get far more accurate numbers from their live data. FactoStack tracks all of this automatically as orders are produced.
Free Production Cost Calculator for Indian Manufacturers
This free tool helps Indian manufacturers estimate the cost to produce a batch of finished goods — using raw material costs, labour rates, and overhead allocations. Get per-unit and batch-level cost breakdowns instantly.
How to use this calculator
- 1. Enter your raw materials with quantities and unit costs
- 2. Add labour cost per hour and estimated hours for the batch
- 3. Enter overhead cost (machine depreciation, utilities, rent) as a fixed or percentage figure
- 4. Set your batch size to get per-unit cost
- 5. Use the breakdown to price your product or identify cost reduction opportunities
