Extended Warranty Plan Pricing Calculator
Reviewed for 2026, updated September 8, 2026.
Estimates the expected claim cost, break-even price and suggested selling price for an extended warranty or protection plan on a hardware product.
Your estimate
Estimates only. Assumptions are listed below, and you can change every input.
Frequently asked questions
What claim rate should I use for the extended period?
Use your own out-of-warranty repair requests as a guide: the share of customers who come back with a failure in years two and three tells you a lot. If you have no data, start conservatively and revisit the price once you have a year of plan claims.
Why is the suggested price higher than cost plus my margin percentage?
The margin is applied to the selling price, which is how most retailers think about it. A 30 percent margin on a plan that costs you 17.60 dollars means a price of about 25.14 dollars, since 30 percent of 25.14 is the profit.
Can I sell extended warranties directly as a hardware brand?
In the United States, service contracts are regulated at the state level and requirements vary. Talk to a lawyer or a service contract administrator before selling plans directly; this calculator only helps with the economics.
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