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Business calculator

Planning assumptions and scenario calculator.

FESTLY STORE + PROJECT CALCULATOR

Model a store.
Model a project.
Know who owns what.

Festly can help verified people run named storefronts and projects: artist merchandise, independent stores, weddings, private events, and community activations. The operator delivers the promise; Festly earns only from agreed platform or service work.

REFERENCE POINTSCalculator boundaries
4Starting modelsartist · seller · wedding · project
2Financial viewsoperator + Festly
1Named delivery ownerrequired for every offer
0Automatic revenue rightswritten terms required

01 / BUILD THE WORKING MODEL

Start with the customer value. Separate both businesses.

Choose a starting model and adjust its activity, value, direct costs, and possible Festly fee structure. The defaults are examples for discussion, not recommended pricing.

SELECTED MODELArtist storefront

The artist or artist business owns the products, pricing, inventory, fulfillment, support, and rights. Festly supports the verified page, connections, and agreed services.

Planning tool—not pricing or a financial forecast.

The operator’s remainder is before unmodeled overhead, tax, refunds, payment costs, and owner compensation. Festly earns only fees or services defined in a written agreement. Checkout, fulfillment, settlement, and payouts remain with the connected operating systems and written agreements.

02 / OPERATING BOUNDARY

People can run the opportunity without blurring responsibility.

01

The operator owns the offer

The artist, seller, wedding operator, or organizer owns pricing, customer promises, delivery, support, rights, and required records unless a contract says otherwise.

02

Festly owns its defined work

Festly may verify participants, configure pages, connect storefronts, publish projects, coordinate campaigns, and report results under written terms.

03

The fee follows the service

A base fee, percentage, subscription, referral fee, or project fee becomes real only when the payer, scope, timing, costs, and refund rules are documented.

03 / CONNECT THE MODEL

Use the calculator with the operating rules—not by itself.