Chef Archive
Thread: Here is the ultimate chef pricing guide
A person named Doc Hollandiase finally made the greatest pricing guide of all time. It's a miracle that someoen actually has something everyone can go by. It can be found at http://www.thehegemon.com/chefpricing.htmbut I decided to make a more organized format of this. Please note that each price is PER CHARGE so 2 charges would be double the price.
Bofa Treat: $25
Travel Biscuits: $25
Spiced Tea: $25
Blob Candy: $50
Exo-Protien Wafers: $25
Aitha: $25
Air Cake: $100
K-18 Rations: $50
Crispic: $50
Caf: $50
Caramelized Pkneb: $100
Kanali Wafers: $100
Ruby Bliel: $50
Jawa Beer: $50
Dustecrepe: $50
Teltier Noodles: $150
Starshine Surprise: $75
Meatlump: $100
Wastril Bread: $100
Almond Kwevvu-Crisp Munchies: $50
Blap Biscuit: $150
Charde: $50
Blood Chowder: $100
Fried Endwa: $100
Stewed Grouch: $100
Synthsteak: $100
Karakan Ribenes: $150
Trimpian: $150
Veghash: $150
Fire Stew: $150
Ormachek: $150
Gruuvan Shaal: $100
Havla: $150
Scrimpi: $150
Ahrisa: $150
Patot Panak: $150
Ramorrean Capanata: $150
Vegeparsine: $250
Bivoli Tempari: $200
Braised Canron: $150
Rakirian Burnout Sauce: $200
Xermaauc: $200
Won-Won: $50
Chandad: $50
Puff Cake: $75
Parwan Nutricake: $75
Pyollian Cake: $100
Felbar: $75
Nanana Twist: $75
Dweezal: $150
Citros Snowcake: $150
Gorrnar: $150
Kiwik Clusjo Swirl: $100
Wedding Cake: $150
Ryshcate: $200
Corellian Fried Icecream: $200
Glazed Glucose Pate: $250
Vagnerian Canape: $250
Cavellian Creams: $250
Deuterium-Pyro: $50
Bantha Blaster: $75
Corellian Ale: $75
Ithorian Mist: $100
Tatooine Sunburn: $250
Veronian Berry Wine: $100
Corellian Brandy: $150
Cortyg: $100
Durindfire: $100
Accarragm: $150
Antakarian Fire Dancer: $150
Garrmorl: $150
Ice Blaster: $150
T'ssolok: $200
Vasarian Brandy: $200
Bespin Port: $250
Skannbult Likker: $150
Vayerbok: $200
Elshandruu Pica Thundercloud: $250
Vercupti of Agazza Boleruuee: $300
Thakitillo: $200
Flameout: $300
Breath of Heaven: $500
Angerian Fishak Surprise: $300
I tried the per charge system once... it confused people to hell and back. They didn't understand why they bought one thing and it was less than the other thing *boggle*
I just got sick of explaining it and made everything have the same charges ![]()
THOUGH, when I look at this guide, I'm charging about the same considering how many uses I get on my items ![]()
There's a guy on our server who's selling Tatooine Sunburns for 95cr/charge and I don't know how the heck he survives off of that... the darn things take 100 materials to make and the gas I was purchasing was at 6cr per because it was over 900 quality.
When I was starting out and didn't know what I should be charging (andwith no other chefson my planet ) I asked an architect-in-training friend. He had asked around his architect acquintances and they were basing their %markup off the average costto buyresources. When I was playing Dark Age of Camelot, that's how I priced my prices for weapons and tailoring (Legendary Grandmaster /flex), so it seemed reasonable to follow their strategy in SWG.
I am still inching towards master (Mix 2, Cooking 4, Entrees 3.5), and the only thing that Icharge per use for so far are the Tatooine Sunburns.
There's people on my server who charge less than me, ppl who charge exactly the same as me and ppl who are charging higher.
So it seems that there are different pricing strategies being used in SWG.There were/are different pricing strategies in Dark Age too, and I think what it comes down to is this:
Use the price system that works the best for your personality style and the way you like to play the game.
And recognize that what works for you may not work for someone else.
Cheers
That price guide was strictly a starting point for discussion, and something I thought I could stick with. Liv's had problems with people paying per charge, I've had more problems with charging people the same for a 4 stack and an 8 stack. There's room enough for both methods.
250/charge on Sunburns meant I was selling packs of 100 charges of sunburn for 25K. That rate even occasionally made me feel guilty. Assuming an average of 5 charges a stack, it's 20 stacks of sunburn, that's 2000 resources... that's 12.5credits/resource, quite a hefty markup from the roughly 3cr/resource I typically paid at the Coronet bazaar (A wretched hive of scum and villainy). If it was higher, I just didn't buy.
Thanks for the support Eminem, I never thought it'd come from you!
Untill they fix factorys and I can stop having to make everything by hand no mark up is to big.
Icould chage 2400 for my stacks of 8 sunbuns. Which means I would be making 24credits per resouce.
Wow, that's quite a list! Just out of curiousity, does anyone knowhow Doc Hallandaise (a great name if I ever saw one) came up with the list? Was it some deep mathematical function involving resources, buff size, buff duration, and proximity of mars; pulled out of thin air; or (most likely) somewhere in between? Or are these prices just what sells well in his particular server'seconomy?
I like the "per charge" idea, I've been pricing sunburns at 300 per charge, but haven't gotten around to doing that with the other food. That was mostly just because I only recently hit cooking II, and now have enough experimentation points to actually affect the outcome. Previously I was lucky to get two additional charges using up all my experimentation on quantity; yes, all three! =)
I sell Ormacheck at 250 per STACK, Tat sunburns 300-800 (3-9 charges) a stack. Hreath of Heaven 650 a stack etc.
At those prices, I can make just enough to run my house, factory, harvies and faction base
Here are a few of my prices on items I sell regularly, the price listed below is the final price, I don't charge by use anymore.
- Breath of heaven (3000call stack sizes are 4+)
- Veghash (900c 7+ stack size)
- Ormachek (1500c 7+ stack size)
- Corellian Fried Icecream (1120c 5+stack size)
- Angerian Fishak Surprise (3000c 6+ stack size)
Tatooine sunburn is the only thing I still sell on a per charge basis, and I sell sunburn at 2700 credits for a stack of 9, and STILL can not keep them in stock.
Oddly enough, even though my stuff, especially for the artisan items, is priced a lot lower than Doc's list, I charge more for sunburns.
Prices for both resource materials and finished products seem to vary widely from server to server, and planet to planet. I'd kill to buyresources at only 3c per
Even the really crappy gas sells at 10c per on my server. So that may explain the variance
There are ppl on my server charging 1000/use and 600/use. I charge 500/use and sell a lot. I think the lowest I've ever seen it on the bazaars has been 400/use. I based my price on what I heard here on the forums and it seems to be working fine for me. I give a 10% discount for bulk orders which brings it down to 450.
Demand is based on knowledge. You talk to one person about how great they are, give them a free sample, and they're pretty much hooked. And word of mouth spreads fast.
Just posting what works best for my personality on my particular server - there's room for everyone's ideas here Doc.