Our first US store, about three months of selling
- Product sales
- $9,502
- Net profit
- $1,780
- Invested
- $5,570
- Return on investment
- 32%
- Net margin
- 18.7%
We help you pick a marketplace and a business model that fit your budget, then handle the setup, listings and daily operations.
Each model trades capital against control. The right one depends on your budget and how much of the operation you want to own.
| Model | How it works | Stock held by | Capital needed | Brand control |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wholesale | Buy existing brands from authorized distributors and resell them. | You or the marketplace | Medium to high | Low |
| Private label | A manufacturer makes a product to your specification under your brand. | You or the marketplace | High | High |
| White label | An existing product is sold under your brand with minimal changes. | You or the marketplace | Medium | Medium |
| Supplier dropshipping | An approved supplier ships for you, and you stay the seller of record. | Supplier | Low | Low |
| 2-Step dropshipping | A supplier ships to a US fulfillment partner, which sends the order in neutral packaging. | Supplier or partner | Low to medium | Low |
| FBA / WFS | Your stock sits in Amazon or Walmart warehouses, and they handle shipping. | The marketplace | Medium to high | Depends on product |
Marketplaces don't allow every model in every case. Walmart and eBay don't allow buying from another retailer that ships directly to your customer, and Amazon requires you to be the seller of record on every shipment. We check current policy before we recommend a model.
We review your budget, target market and goals, then choose a marketplace and model.
Account guidance, product research, supplier checks, listings and pricing.
Orders, inventory, customer messages, returns and account health.
We track real profit per product, drop what isn't working and expand what is.
Source: Amazon Seller Central and Walmart Seller Center reports, and store records. These figures describe specific accounts and periods, shown as examples of past work. They are not typical results or a forecast. Outcomes depend on products, capital, competition and platform decisions, and we do not promise sales, profit or monetization approval.
It depends on the model. Supplier dropshipping can start with a small working balance, while private label usually needs enough for a first production run. We give you a realistic number before you commit.
Yes, with conditions that differ by marketplace. In general, you must be the seller of record, your supplier must be a legitimate source, and another retailer cannot ship directly to your customer. See our guide to marketplace dropshipping rules.
No. Nobody honest can. We can show you how we work and what past accounts did, but your results depend on products, capital, competition and marketplace decisions.
You do. The account, the customer history and the brand stay in your name, and we work with the access you give us.
Yes. We start with an audit of account health, listings and margins, then tell you what we would change.
Tell us your budget, your target market and where you are now. We start with a consultation, not a contract.
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