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Two routes.
One clear plan.

Compare a gradual dropshipping operation with white-label brand development. We set product criteria, supplier checks, budget approvals and review points before launch.

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Proposed investments and performance targets are planning estimates, not guaranteed outcomes.

Two proposed modelsChoose your starting route
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Figures are from the proposed plan and exclude any separately agreed service fee or unapproved additional spend.

The right model depends on your goals

Test operations or build a brand.

The dropshipping route starts with controlled product and supplier testing. The white-label route allocates more budget to samples, product specifications, packaging and inventory planning for your own branded offer.

Investment options

Compare the two Amazon plans.

These are proposed client budgets from the business plan. Management charges and additional costs are agreed separately and in writing.

OPTION 01 · DROPSHIPPING

Controlled launch

US$1,000
Minimum proposed first-month investment

Run a careful first two months, test selected products and suppliers, and grow only when account permissions, supplier capacity and account health support it.

  • Month 1: review account and marketplace requirements; research products; verify suppliers and fulfilment; calculate landed costs, fees and expected margins; prepare a controlled listing range.
  • Month 2: monitor orders, dispatch, tracking, customer messages, cancellations, returns and feedback; refine listings and pricing.

Indicative target: 30–35% for the first two months; a 40–45% future target may be considered after review.

OPTION 02 · WHITE LABEL

Develop your own brand

US$5,000
Proposed investment for the first two months

Select a product and prepare it for sale under your own brand, subject to supplier capability, product compliance, and your approval of samples and specifications.

  • Month 1: market and competitor research, supplier verification, product opportunity and cost review, brand positioning, samples and quality planning.
  • Month 2: confirm specifications and supplier terms, approve samples and packaging, plan inventory and fulfilment, prepare listings and launch content.

Indicative target: 35–40% during the first two months, with 40–45% as a later planning target.

Targets are estimates, not guaranteed returns. Before starting, agree whether each percentage means gross margin, net profit margin or a client profit share, and which costs are deducted. Any added stock, advertising or operating budget needs your approval.

Transparent reporting

See how the account is performing.

Reports should separate actual results from forecasts and show the costs behind product performance.

SalesRevenue, orders, conversion and product-level results.
CostsProduct cost, platform fees, advertising, shipping and fulfilment.
ReturnsRefunds, returns and their effect on realized profitability.
InventoryStock position and replenishment planning for white-label products.
AccountSeller status, dispatch, tracking, cancellations and customer messages.
Supplier fulfilment needs careful checks. Amazon’s UK policy requires the customer to identify you as the seller of record and sets conditions for third-party fulfilment. We review the current rules and supplier arrangements before a model is agreed. Read Amazon’s UK dropshipping policy ↗
Before onboarding

Set scope and costs in writing.

Agree the marketplace, seller account status, sourcing standards, supplier arrangements, budget, reporting schedule and who handles returns, customer service, brand assets and inventory.

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Client-approved budgetAgree the product and operating budget before committing funds.
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Define the profit measureSet out the costs included and how actual results are calculated.
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Review before expandingUse month-one and month-two reviews to make the next decision.
Questions, answered

Amazon FAQs.

We’ll confirm the target marketplace, account readiness and operating model before you commit.

What is the proposed startup budget?

The proposal lists a minimum US$1,000 first-month investment for dropshipping and US$5,000 for the first two months of white-label development. These are operating budgets, separate from any management fee and additional costs.

What does the white-label budget cover?

The plan describes research, supplier shortlisting, sample and quality planning, product specifications, branding and packaging, inventory and fulfilment planning, and listing preparation. The precise allocation is approved with you first.

Are the profit targets guaranteed?

No. They are planning targets. Actual results depend on product economics, competition, fulfilment, fees, advertising, refunds and sales. The percentage calculation must be defined in writing before work starts.

Can I continue, change or pause after the first two months?

Yes. The plan leaves further investment and product expansion to your decision. Any additional product, advertising or operating costs are approved in advance.

How do you report performance?

We agree a schedule and report revenue, product costs, platform fees, advertising, shipping, refunds and returns, inventory where relevant, and realized profit separately from forecasts.

Explore your Amazon plan.

Tell us whether you are considering dropshipping or a branded product.

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