In this case, you may well be right, but I'd just point out that in general, that logic is not necessarily true. Why? Economies of scale.
If you produce 1000 units of something a year, and I produce 10,000,000 units a year, what price do you think I get from my suppliers, compared to yours?
Oh, and there's all sorts of fixed costs involved in running a business, like ... rent, power bills, etc. I may need a bigger building and use more power than you, but it's still likely that the element of that fixed cost
per unit is lower than yours.
Higher price often, but by no means always, means higher quality. It's just something to bear in mind.