How Much Can You Make Selling Magnets? Use Our Free Calculator


The Question Everyone Asks First

Before anyone buys a machine, they ask the same thing.

Kaitlin (community member) posted in our community: "Anyone have positive experience starting this? Trying to convince myself to get into this. When did you see profit?" Rolando (community member) asked it even more directly: "I'm wanting to get into making magnets. What kind of profits are y'all seeing?"

They're not alone. We see some version of this question every single week from people standing on the edge, trying to figure out if the numbers actually work.

They do. But you shouldn't take our word for it — you should see it for yourself, with your own costs and your own pricing. That's why we built this calculator. Stop guessing. Plug in your numbers.

The Math Most People Get Wrong

Here's what happens. Someone looks at the price of a Titan Press bundle ($1,703.50) or an MPRO Manual Kit ($2,225), adds a printer, and thinks: That's a lot of money. How long until I make that back?

Then they do napkin math based on the machine cost alone — and it looks slow. So they hesitate.

What they're missing is the other side of the equation. Your raw materials cost roughly $0.265 per magnet. Sell that magnet at $3 at a craft fair, and you've made $2.74 in gross margin. That's over 11x your materials cost. Sell it at $5, and it's $4.74. Those margins are almost unheard of in handmade products.

But here's where most people's math falls apart: they forget the real costs. Booth fees at markets run $25–$300. Etsy takes 10–15% of every online sale. Packaging adds $0.05–$0.15 per magnet. Your fully-loaded cost is more like $0.40–$0.60 per magnet — and even at that number, the margins are exceptional.

The other thing people underestimate? Bulk orders. Angela (community member) landed 150 magnets in a single order. Cindy (community member) took 172 orders in one day at a craft show. One good weekend or one B2B client can knock weeks off your break-even timeline. Our calculator accounts for all of this.

What the Calculator Shows You

Pick your machine, set your selling price, enter how many magnets you expect to sell per week, and choose your selling channels. The calculator does the rest.

You'll see a month-by-month breakdown: revenue, costs, cumulative profit, and the exact week your investment pays for itself. No guesswork, no napkin math — just your numbers, your scenario. Alyssa (community member) broke even in 5 weeks. Most active sellers in our community get there in 3–6 months. Where will you land? There's only one way to find out.

How Much Can You Make Selling Magnets?

Pick a magnet size, set your monthly sales, and see exactly when your machine pays for itself.
300
503,000
$2.00
$1.00$6.00
Machine pays for itself
Month 4
$1,226 profit by month 6 after paying off the machine
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What's realistic? Magnet makers who sell to local businesses typically sell 500–800 magnets in their first 3 months, scaling to 2,000–3,000 magnets per month as they grow.
Total investment
$1,897.00
2" × 2" bundle (machine + 1,000 supplies)
Cost per magnet
$0.27
Supplies$0.23
Paper & ink$0.04
Total$0.27
Profit per magnet
$1.73
$2.00 retail − $0.27 cost

6-month breakdown

MonthMagnets soldRevenueCostProfitCumulative profit
Month 1300$600$80$521$521
Month 2300$600$80$521$1,041
Month 3300$600$80$521$1,562
Month 4300$600$80$521$2,082✓ Paid off!
Month 5300$600$80$521$2,603
Month 6300$600$80$521$3,123
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Like What You See?

If the numbers work — and for most scenarios, they really do — here's your next move.

Pick your machine. Compare the Titan Press and MPRO side by side on our machine comparison.

Get your supplies. The complete starter supply list with links and current pricing is in our free starter toolkit.

Join the community. Our Facebook group has 17,000+ makers who've already run these numbers — and are now running their businesses.

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