About This Turnip Planner
Turnips in New Horizons are simple to buy, yet hard to sell well. This calculator helps you turn island notes into a clear selling plan. It combines your Sunday buy price, turnip count, optional travel cost, target profit, and every daily quote from Monday through Saturday.
Why Price Tracking Matters
The stalk market changes twice each day. A morning price can be weak, while the afternoon price can become the best sale of the week. Because the market closes after Saturday night, waiting too long can turn a good week into a complete loss. A written price table helps you compare each quote without guessing.
What The Tool Measures
The calculator checks every entered price. It finds the strongest sale window, the weakest quote, average price, price range, total sale value, net profit, return percentage, and break-even price. It also estimates the target sell price needed for your chosen profit goal. These values are useful when you visit another island and need to know whether a higher quote is worth the trip fee.
Using Results Wisely
A high best price does not always mean perfect timing. You should also watch risk. If the best price appears early, selling part of your stock can protect your bells. If prices keep falling, the break-even price becomes the most important number. When the calculator marks the pattern as decreasing, consider selling before the loss grows.
Practical Turnip Tips
Record both morning and afternoon prices each day. Add visitor fees or tips before judging profit. Keep your turnip quantity accurate, because small errors grow quickly with high prices. Use the trips estimate when you hold more turnips than one inventory can carry. Save the CSV report for your notes. Use the PDF report when sharing a weekly plan with friends. The goal is not to promise the future. The goal is to make each known quote easier to compare before your turnips spoil. That clarity saves time during busy sessions.
Final Thought
This planner cannot predict every future quote. It does give a clean view of the prices you already know. With that view, you can sell with less stress and make better decisions before the week ends.