It usually takes ~90 Days before your store is running and your first inventory purchase is sent into your FBA account at which point you'll begin to see sales.

It takes 3-6 months until your Store scales to it's full operating potential and maximizes your desired level of Inventory Purchasing Power.

Amazon only allows 1 Seller per household. They track IP addresses to ensure this is upheld.

Capital reasons. We leverage client's capital to allow them to buy wholesale items from us at a discount and sell on Amazon; then we take a percentage of that and are able to scale the operations further and source better product deals for all of our partners

Based upon our experience, an average client spends 3-6 hours per month on this business.

At the end of the day, it is your store and it is your asset. Your main responsibility will be to purchase more inventory, and make sure you're collecting amazon payouts and paying off your inventory purchases.

Typical monthly returns for our partner stores range from 10%-15% of their store's total revenue after the profit split (once the store has been scaled and running at full capacity).

So the more inventory you purchase to send into your store, the more you can expect to earn from a revenue perspective and with the margins remaining the same, you'll also make more profit.

Ultimately, our partners who do the best, have more capital to deploy and are better organized in securing and managing their business's lines of credit and cash flow.

Yes and Yes. Most of our operation is done in house in our warehouses in Florida and Maryland. We have a third office with backend support outside the US as well. We source inventory from brands, distributors, and wholesalers across the U.S. and disperse this inventory from our warehouses to our partner Store's FBA accounts.

No - for the marketplace to be saturated there would have to be more sellers than buyers on Amazon on a month-to-month basis.

4M seller accounts vs 200M Prime Subscribers.

$502.19B in revenue on Amazon in 2022.

3rd Party sellers make up 50% of Amazon’s total sales.