What it is
The vendor describes this product as a pricing system and business guide for sellers who use Cricut machines. The author, Wendy Farris, states she lived with a Cricut for fourteen months before charging anyone for her work. She claims the guide provides the "business layer" that she says was missing from her own experience, covering pricing math, Etsy titles, and follow-up systems.
What the vendor says it includes
According to the product page, the purchase includes an eBook titled "The Craft Cutter Cash Business" containing eight pieces on product selection, pricing math, Etsy setup, order workflow, repeat customer sequences, local B2B accounts, legal basics, and capacity decisions. The vendor lists several additional resources with assigned values:
- The Craft Cutter Cash Business eBook: Stated as a $27 value.
- Your Personal Craft Cutter Business Advisor: Described as a trained advisor for questions between chapters, stated as a $27 value.
- The Cricut Pricing Cheat Sheet: A one-page sheet for calculating bulk quotes, stated as a $17 value.
- The Seasonal Sales Calendar: Lists products to push each month with lead times for holidays, stated as a $17 value.
- The Revenue Starter Mind Map (Checklist): An income path checklist, stated as a $17 value.
- The Custom Order Form (Canva Template): A branded intake form for customer details, stated as a $17 value.
- Follow-Up Scripts / Repeat-Buyer Templates: Listed in the summary section with a $17 value.
- Reader Q&A support access: Listed in the summary section with a $27 value.
The vendor claims the guide teaches a pricing formula where Materials plus Time plus Overhead plus Margin equals Price. She states a single tumbler might land around $21 and a dozen tumblers might land around $190 using this method. The page notes that Cricut® is a registered trademark of Cricut, Inc., and the publication is not affiliated with them.
Price and terms
The vendor lists the price for the system as $27. The product page states a 30-day money-back guarantee. The terms specify: "If the formula doesn't pay for the book on your next order, I'll refund you. No questions asked." The vendor also includes an earnings note stating that a figure of $2,500 a month is her own result and not a guarantee for buyers.
Things to check before buying
A careful buyer should verify if the pricing formula provided actually covers their specific material costs and labor time. The vendor mentions that most sellers underprice because they forget to count the 35 minutes spent on resizing, cutting, weeding, and packing. Buyers should consider whether the included templates, such as the Custom Order Form, integrate with their current workflow. Additionally, since the vendor notes the guide covers legal and tax basics but explicitly states it is not legal or tax advice, buyers should confirm if they need professional consultation for those specific areas. The vendor also mentions using EverBee for keyword research; buyers should check if this tool is included or if it is a separate requirement.