Pricing
Three ways to work with us: a fixed contractual fee, a percentage of profit, or a monthly retainer. A free consultation first, then whichever arrangement fits your store, set out in a written contract before anything starts.
Defined scope, fixed price
A one-off piece of work with a clear deliverable: a store build, a launch, an audit, an account or restriction case. Priced as a fixed fee, agreed and signed before we begin. You know the number and the outcome upfront.
We only get paid if you profit
For growth and ongoing management, we take an agreed percentage of the profit we help generate. If the store does not profit in a given period, we do not charge for that period. Our incentive is the same as yours.
One predictable retainer
A flat monthly fee for a defined scope of ongoing management: listings, orders, messages, returns, reporting and account health. Same amount every month, easy to budget, cancel with notice.
Which model, and the exact numbers, are agreed with you in a written contract after the free consultation. No obligation to proceed.
Whichever model you pick, these are the jobs behind it.
You want a trained manager running the store to a weekly plan.
Percentage-based, scoped to the store
The store works but has plateaued and you want it pushed.
Percentage-based, weighted to results
You want an honest, prioritised review before investing more.
Flat fee, quoted at the consultation
You have an MC011, a suspension, a hold, or a policy problem.
Fixed fee for the case, agreed upfront
Exact percentages and fees are scoped individually and confirmed in writing after your free consultation. No obligation to proceed.
Client results
Figures below are read directly from client seller dashboards. Every card carries the screenshot it came from. Open one to see the source.
Figures as reported by each platform analytics for the period shown. Store names withheld under client agreement.
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Tell us the platform and the problem. We’ll look at your store and give you an honest read, no obligation.