What would your coin run make?

The first coin sells for $1 and each one after costs a little more. Tell us what you want to clear and this shows how many have to sell, what the last one costs, and every fee between the sale and your bank.

65 coins gets you to $1,000
Soft Enamel 1.75 inch 2D, $1 bump, handed out by you. The last coin sells for $65; the average buyer pays $33.00.
Total collected$2,145.00
bumpcoins platform fee (17%)- $364.65
Bumpsale fee (3%)- $64.35
Card processing (est.)- $81.71
Coin order (100 coins at $5.69 each)- $569.00
Safety pad on coin costs (5%)- $28.45
You keep$1,036.84
If costs land exactly as quoted$1,065.29

Coin costs are fully covered at 37 sales. Almost everything after that is yours.

Ordering 100 coins is cheaper than ordering exactly 65 at the manufacturer’s volume prices, and the extra 35 coins are yours to award or sell later.

If the run ends short of covering its coin order, every buyer is automatically refunded.

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Prices come from our coin manufacturer at their current published rates.

These two are the defaults because they are the amounts proven to work best across bumpsale campaigns.

Happy with these numbers? Make an account and they carry straight into your campaign, coin and all.

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The coins-needed target pads coin costs by 5% to absorb card fee variation and supplier price changes, so if costs land as quoted you clear more than your goal. The bumpcoins platform fee is 17%, the bumpsale fee is 3%, and card processing is estimated at 2.9% plus 30¢ per sale. Coin prices are the manufacturer’s current published rates and can change until your order is placed.