See the margin
before you sell.
Store the trade price you pay, the client price you charge and the profit you make on every specified product. Product revenue stays visible inside the same project, instead of disappearing into a private spreadsheet.
Set the client price.
Track the profit.
What the client sees
Private studio view
Product profit should not disappear inside procurement.
If the studio buys a sofa at €4,800 and sells it to the client for €7,200, Workspace records the €2,400 difference as product profit instead of treating both numbers like the same cost.
Store the real trade cost.
Keep the amount the brand charges your studio attached to the exact FF&E item.
Set the client-facing price.
Charge retail, a custom selling price or no markup at all. Workspace calculates the markup and gross profit instantly.
Choose what the client sees.
Keep the trade cost private or deliberately show it to the client on selected items. The studio controls visibility product by product.
One markup updates the whole commercial workflow.
Because the product already lives inside FF&E, changing its trade or client price can flow through budgeting, invoicing, procurement and studio finance analytics.
Pricing stays beside the exact product.
No second spreadsheet is needed to remember what the studio pays and what the client pays.
The client budget uses the selling price.
Project spend can reflect the amount the client is actually expected to pay.
Invoice from the client price.
The correct selling amount can flow directly into the invoice builder.
Markup becomes studio revenue.
Product profit can be tracked separately from design-fee income across the studio.
See where the studio actually earns.
Design fees are only one revenue stream. Workspace keeps product margin visible so sourcing and procurement can become measurable parts of studio profitability.
Source it.
Price it.
Keep the margin.
Track the difference between trade cost and client price on every product without leaving the project.