Counter prices
Up to £26,000a year
Your average sale is £6.40; the bakeries around you average £6.90. With a queue at the counter, that gap is worth up to £26,000 a year.
Where you stand
Most reviewed nearby
- E5 Bakehouse1,894
- Pophams1,210
- FORNO402
- In-store bakery, Well Street260
- A café counter on Mare Street141
- A patisserie on Broadway Market88
You hold 318 reviews.
Price bands nearby
- £2
- ££4
What we make of it
You have a queue at the counter and the second-best rating on the street, so a small rise would lose only the customers who choose on price, and the street already has cheaper options for them. Closing half the gap is worth up to £26,000 a year. We'd size it properly before you change anything.
What it rests on
- Average selling price: £6.40
- What the street charges: £6.90
- Jobs in a busy week: 2,800
What it assumes
- The queue holds: 23p more a sale on 9,400 counter sales a month is about £26,000 a year.
- Counter only. Wholesale prices to your cafés stay as they are.
- You could lose up to 669 sales a month before it cost you anything.
Next
Add it to your growth plan and an analyst sizes it properly: what it's worth, what it assumes, what could go wrong. Then it's your call.