We run the store. You keep the profit.
We research, list, price and fulfill, all on your own accounts. You keep 40% of net profit plus 5% cashback on every inventory purchase. We only earn when you do.
Our team picks products that research suggests will sell well on eBay, builds the store on your seller account, and handles every order once it comes in.
Research products
We find products with proven demand on eBay and healthy margins from major US online retailers, then build listings designed to convert.
Run the store
Listings, pricing, repricing, order flow, customer service and technical support. All handled by our team, every day.
Share the profit
You keep 40% of net profit from day one, plus your card's 5% cashback. We only earn when the store earns.
The store lists products without holding inventory upfront. When a customer buys on eBay, the item is purchased from a major US online retailer, such as Amazon, and shipped straight to them. We handle all the work that keeps the store running.
Listed on eBay
Your store shows products, with no stock held upfront.
Customer buys
The buyer pays you on eBay first.
Stock purchased
We order it from the supplier with your card, and you earn 5% back.
Delivered
It ships to the buyer and tracking goes to eBay.
One team covers the whole store, from the first listing to the last support ticket.
Build the store
- Store setup
- Product research
- Product descriptions
- Product listing
Optimize sales
- Pricing & repricing
- Inventory monitoring
- Marketplace positioning
Fulfill orders
- Order processing
- Supplier purchase flow
- Tracking updates
Support operations
- Customer service
- eBay & supplier support
- Troubleshooting
These are screenshots from stores we run, straight from the dashboards. Big and small, in the US, UK and Europe. Client names are kept private.
From a good month to a great one
This store was already ticking over when the month started. By the end of it, it had done $119,947 in sales from 6,234 orders and kept $11,351 as profit. That's more than double the month before, on every number that matters.
What we did: Nothing fancy. Once eBay lifted the selling limits, we kept adding products that were already proven to sell, and we kept a close eye on prices so margins didn't slip as volume went up.
All case studies
- US store (eBay US, Mar 5 – Apr 5, 2025): From a good month to a great one. This store was already ticking over when the month started. By the end of it, it had done $119,947 in sales from 6,234 orders and kept $11,351 as profit. That's more than double the month before, on every number that matters. What we did: Nothing fancy. Once eBay lifted the selling limits, we kept adding products that were already proven to sell, and we kept a close eye on prices so margins didn't slip as volume went up. Results: Revenue $119,947 (+131%); Orders 6,234 (+179%); Profit $11,351 (+102%).
- EU store · 2024 (eBay Europe, May 22 – Jun 22, 2024): Profit growing faster than sales. Over one month, this store brought in €84,830 from 3,869 orders, with €17,239 left over as profit. Revenue went up 24%, but profit went up 36%. That gap is what we aim for: more money from each sale, not just more sales. What we did: We dropped products that sold but barely made money and repriced the ones that did. Average profit per order went up to €4.46, and on a store this size those few euros add up quickly. Results: Revenue €84,830 (+24%); Orders 3,869 (+26%); Profit €17,239 (+36%).
- EU store · 2025 (eBay Europe, Mar 5 – Apr 5, 2025): Slow, steady and still climbing. Not every store explodes, and that's fine. This one did €20,141 in sales from 986 orders and made €3,735 profit over the month, a little up on the month before across the board. What we did: The work here is mostly maintenance: keeping stock in sync, answering buyers quickly and protecting the account. Boring, but it's what keeps a store earning month after month. Results: Revenue €20,141 (+6%); Orders 986 (+8%); Profit €3,735 (+5%).
- UK store (eBay UK, Dec 28, 2024 – Apr 5, 2025): A newer store finding its feet. This is what the early months usually look like. Over about 14 weeks the store did £9,190 in sales across 699 orders and kept £1,975 as profit, which is roughly 21p of every pound sold. What we did: Sales jumped in January as the first listings found buyers, then settled into a steady rhythm. At this stage, our job is to build up a clean selling history so eBay trusts the account with more. Results: Revenue £9,190; Orders 699; Profit £1,975.
Past results don't guarantee future earnings. Every store is different.
A simple, transparent split. No setup fees and no monthly retainer. Our income depends on your store's profit.
Your profit share
You keep 40% of the store's net profit from day one.
Amazon cashback
Use an Amazon Prime Visa for 5% back on every inventory purchase. That money is all yours.
Our share
We earn 60% of net profit for running everything. If the store doesn't profit, we don't either.
Profit split calculator
Move the sliders to see how the 40/60 split and 5% cashback add up.
Illustrative only. Assumes inventory costs about 70% of sales and cashback from an Amazon Prime Visa. Real results vary and are not guaranteed.
≈ 63% of net profit$950
To begin, we need access to the accounts that power your store. Both stay in your name.
eBay seller account
We build and manage your store on your own eBay seller account, so the store is yours.
Amazon buyer account
Stock is bought through your own Amazon account, only after a customer has already paid on eBay.
Need help setting up?
No problem. We'll walk you through creating both accounts and getting everything ready.
Tell us a little about you and we'll walk you through the setup, the accounts you need, and what to expect in your first 90 days.
WhatsApp +1 (727) 416-4020 · Email ebaycoventures@gmail.com