Updated for 2026 — the pricing chapter that ended the $5-a-loaf undercharge for 800+ cottage bakers
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The Cottage Sourdough Profit Kit

Your sourdough is already good enough to sell. The neighbor knows. The friend who's been joking about ordering one for a year knows. This is the 47-page playbook for the part you don't have yet — the pricing math, the Wednesday post that lands the first ten orders, and the Saturday system that fits twenty loaves through one home oven. (Legal in 47 of 50 states. The state chapter takes 20 minutes.)

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$1,800
Per month potential
4-wk
Launch plan, step-by-step
20
Loaves, one Saturday

"I'm scared $15 is too much" is the most-repeated phrase in three different cottage-baker Facebook groups, verbatim. The pricing chapter is the page that ends that sentence. (Cottage food law was written so home bakers like you can sell from your own kitchen, no permit needed in most states — and that chapter is in here too.)

What's Inside

  • 47-page playbook PDF — instant download
  • Cottage food law summary for your state — 3 pages, plain English
  • The pricing formula: $1.40 cost-of-goods → $9 / $11 / $14 menu
  • 4-week launch plan — Saturday 1 you bake, Saturday 4 you sell out
  • State-by-state appendix — all 50 US states, one page each
  • 60-day money-back guarantee
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The Cottage Sourdough Profit Kit
47-page playbook · Instant PDF
$49 $29
The Cottage Sourdough Profit Kit $29
Free Bonuses (2) — Subscription Script Pack + Soft-Launch Friends Script FREE
Total $29

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No questions. No friction. 60 days. Email support@sourdoughblueprint.com, get every cent back. The kit stays yours.

Sarah Megan Lindsey Marcus Brianna
800+ cottage bakers already in

What Cottage Bakers Are Saying

★★★★★

"I'd been giving them away for two years. The pricing chapter was the page that broke me — $1.40 in flour, $11 a loaf, no apologies. Twelve loaves my first paid Saturday, all spoken for by Tuesday. I cried in the kitchen at 9am."

Sarah M. — Portland, OR
★★★★★

"I was charging $5 a loaf because I felt guilty asking for more. The pricing math has me at $11 now. Not one customer pushed back."

Rachel P. — Asheville, NC
★★★★★

"My husband called it 'the bread thing' for a year. The Saturday after I read this, he was at the kitchen counter at 9am writing down the order list. He didn't announce it. He just was."

Lia W. — Denver, CO