How do I include sub-components I craft myself?

Add a separate line for each intermediate using the cost it took you to make it, not its store price. This captures the full chain cost rather than just the final-step materials.

What does the per-item cost include?

Per-item cost is the sum of all material line costs plus the flat crafting fee. It is the true cost to produce one finished item before any market markup.

Why multiply by the number of items?

If you batch-craft, every copy consumes the same materials and fee. The total is per-item cost times the quantity, which is what you should budget for the run.

Can I use any currency or resource?

Yes. The numbers are unit-agnostic, so use gold, coins, gems, or real money equivalents. Just keep every unit price in the same currency so the totals stay consistent.

Does it round my costs?

Displayed values are rounded to two decimals for readability, but the underlying calculation keeps full precision so the totals stay accurate even with fractional unit prices.

Apex Legends Crafting Material Cost Calculator

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Before you sink resources into a craft, it pays to know the real total. This calculator lets you list every material with its quantity and unit price, then sums them with any crafting fee and scales the result by how many items you plan to make.

How it works

Each material line contributes its quantity times its unit price. All lines are summed, the crafting fee is added, and the per-item cost is multiplied by the number of items:

lineCost  = quantity × unitPrice
perItem   = sum(lineCost) + craftFee
total     = perItem × itemCount

Example and tips

A craft needing 4 of Component A at 12, 2 of Component B at 35, and 1 of Component C at 120, plus a 50 fee, costs 48 + 70 + 120 + 50 = 288 per item. To get an honest figure, add a line for every intermediate you craft yourself and price it at what it cost you to make, so the full production chain is captured rather than only the final assembly step.