"The first business tracker built around how jewelry artists actually work."
What it does
Pick your chain, choose the piece type. Your margin calculates instantly. No mental math, no calculator, no pausing mid-event.
Track every spool of chain. Get low-stock alerts before you run out mid-event. See exactly what's left after each sale.
Revenue minus chain cost, charm cost, weld supplies, and booth fees. Know what you actually kept, not just what you deposited.
Every event earns a verdict: rebook, review, or drop. Stop returning to markets that cost more than they make.
Pre-written warranty check-ins and win-back messages. One tap to send. Nothing to copy-paste, no one to forget.
Monthly revenue, COGS, and expenses as a clean CSV. Formatted for Schedule C. Hand it straight to your accountant.

"Finally know what I actually make per event. Not just what I deposited."
Permanent jewelry artist, Austin TX
How it works
Add your chain spools and charms. Goldknot scans and catalogs them automatically so you're not entering specs by hand.
Select your chain, pick the piece type, enter the price. Your margin appears instantly. No calculator needed.
After every event, see true net profit, which pieces sold best, and whether that booth fee was worth it.

Event intelligence
After every event, Goldknot calculates your true net: revenue minus chain cost, charms, weld supplies, and booth fees. Each event gets a verdict: rebook, review, or drop.
Pricing
Everything you need to run your business. No trial period.
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Free guides
Pricing formulas, income breakdowns, and event checklists — written for permanent jewelry artists.
Pricing
A step-by-step formula that accounts for material cost, overhead, and your target margin — so you stop pricing by gut feeling.
Business
Real income numbers for artists at every stage — from weekend markets to full-time studios — with honest breakdowns of what actually drives earnings.
Events
Everything to bring, track, and review after a pop-up or market — including the post-event profit math most artists skip.