Candle Batch Cost Planner

Candle cost calculator: plan wax, fragrance and material costs from your own quantities and prices.

Candle Batch Cost Planner keeps wax, fragrance, vessel costs and other materials together in a clear worksheet. Choose whether fragrance is a percentage of wax or the total blend. Enter your own homogeneous loss assumption and see the resulting wax, fragrance and gross blend masses.

Use the Free calculator for target batches, known wax quantities or available blend. Work in grams, kilograms, mass ounces or pounds. Choose a currency for your records; no currency conversion is applied. Results show batch cost, cost per whole candle and the yield used as the denominator.

Optional lifetime Pro adds saved recipes and vessels, dated supplier price records, immutable batch history and comparisons. New prices affect new calculations; saved batch assumptions and costs stay as recorded. Search, sort, rename, delete and undo help keep your local ledger useful.

Back up saved records as JSON or export batch costs to CSV and text through Android's file picker. Preview a backup before merging or replacing local records. Purchase evidence is never included in exports. Previously saved records remain readable, exportable and deletable when Pro is unavailable.

No account, advertising or subscription. Core calculations work offline. Google Play handles the optional one-time purchase and its service diagnostics; see the privacy policy for details. A user-selected cloud file provider handles its own copies under its policy.

This app estimates materials and costs from your inputs. It does not recommend fragrance loads, wicks, burn settings, safety limits, labeling or regulatory decisions. It does not provide supplier catalogs, inventory management, sales pricing or profit advice.

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If Candle Pal is on your shortlist, this candle wax calculator can support a home-studio worksheet for a planned pour. Use the fragrance load calculator to inspect the masses implied by your chosen formula, keeping burn testing and product-label decisions outside the arithmetic.