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Run a Christmas Tree Lot Profit Calculator

Enter two crates and your asking price. The result shows which crate makes more profit, the price where you break even, and whether cash or delivery slots are the real limit.

Tree order profit calculator

Two crates, one asking price. Prices come from the Tree Supplier panel read on 15 November 2026.

Order B earns $80 more per crate.

Order A vs order B difference: $-80 per crate · $-4 per tree

Order A

Common · Medium (7–8 ft)

Order total and cost per tree$560 · $28 each
Revenue per tree and profit per tree$84 → $56
Crate profit and margin$1,120 · 66.7%
Break-even price$28
Trees affordable within cash and capacity30
Cash shortfallnone at this cash
Delivery capacity overrunfits in capacity

Order B

Uncommon · Small (5–6 ft)

Order total and cost per tree$480 · $24 each
Revenue per tree and profit per tree$84 → $60
Crate profit and margin$1,200 · 71.4%
Break-even price$24
Trees affordable within cash and capacity30
Cash shortfallnone at this cash
Delivery capacity overrunfits in capacity

How the numbers are worked out

  • Cost per tree is the Tree Supplier price for that size and rarity: $21, $28 or $41 for Common, $24 for an Uncommon small tree.
  • Profit per tree is your asking price minus the cost. The customer pays the asking price, so 2x Cash never changes the tag.
  • 2x Cash doubles a profit. It does not turn a loss into a gain, so a negative profit stays as it is.
  • Margin is profit divided by the asking price. With no price entered the result is blank rather than a fake percentage.
  • Break-even is the cost of the tree. With VIP the listing says customers pay up to 15% more, so the VIP break-even is that ceiling, not a guaranteed price.
  • Trees affordable is the smaller of what your cash buys and what your delivery capacity holds: 30 at the starter lot, 40 after lot expansion.

What this calculator cannot tell you

It cannot predict how many customers arrive, how long each one takes, or what the game eventually charges. The panel that sets prices in game was not read by this site, so the asking price here is always yours. Customer count, reputation effects and layout are outside the maths.