Chef Archive
Thread: Brandy: Prices (sorry about this)
5stack crate = 21k
25stack crate = 105k
The best way to price Chef food, on any server, is to figure out whatyou would be willing to pay for your crate, and then add 10k onto that. The reason I say to add 10k onto that, is because most people fail to realize that there are people out there that can easily make 100k an hour doing fun missions. Hardcore Chefs don't get that opportunity, and the new ones often sell themselves short (which is okay, its just a part of the learning process). Then, advertise your goods and note how fast they sell. If they sell out in the first three days, you may want to raise your price a little (up to you), or if at the end of the week you haven't sold any - then you may want to consider revising your advertisement tactics, or lower your price a little (up to you). And, finally - if you just want a general idea of what to price - look at what other Chefs on your server are charging, and try to stay within their ballpark.
That is the best answer that I can come up with - as I am certain that prices fluctuate between servers.
Lilcappy wrote:I sell a crate of 25 +389 for 33min fill 49 10use for 55k on Ahazi.
I was looking for additive last night. One of our MBE friends who has the medium nutrition tissues asking 125k for each crate. Maybe your server is different then bloodfin.
I made some +412, 36m30s brandy with 50 filling and 21 uses and sold it easily at 250k per crate on the Lowca server.
Hidden-Dragon wrote:
Lilcappy wrote:
I sell a crate of 25 +389 for 33min fill 49 10use for 55k on Ahazi.
I was looking for additive last night. One of our MBE friends who has the medium nutrition tissues asking 125k for each crate. Maybe your server is different then bloodfin.
Hence why prices of Brandy and Canape with additives are so expensive. Most of these people with cheap sales prices baffles me, although each server's economy and resource availability is different, the ones selling for extremely low cost on ours i just shake my head, i have gone round and round in price calculation and just see their business side on this, other then to pull customers and not make profit, but actually lose money.
Thanks to everyone who responded to this post...All of your input is greatly appreciated. And Creedon...I think the people with really low prices might just like meeting and helping new and interesting people so they lower their prices to accomplish this.
Personally All the brandy i've made so far (granted...it is pretty crappy compared to everyone else's here) i've given away to my fellow guildmates...I'm still learning and giving away brandy allows me to clear inventory and get started on a new batch. This allows me to learn more about how to make stuff using factories and the such.