Managed Amazon Wholesale, Built in Your Name

We run the operation.
You own the business.

Seller Growth Partners builds and runs an Amazon wholesale store that belongs to you: your LLC, your seller account, your bank account, your inventory. Our team handles supplier sourcing, product selection, FBA logistics, repricing, replenishment, and the monthly reporting.

You put up the working capital for inventory your business owns. We charge a flat monthly fee plus an agreed share of actual net store profit. Returns are not guaranteed.

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Suggested starting capital ranges from approximately $5,650 to $22,000, depending on plan. Most of that is your own inventory capital.

  • Owned by youLLC, seller account, bank account and inventory
  • Managed by usSourcing, FBA operations, repricing and replenishment
  • Reported monthlyEvery revenue, expense and profit split

Illustrative Monthly Store P&L

Example reporting format · June 2026

Example format, not a forecast
Store revenue
$24,310
Cost of inventory
−$14,650
Amazon referral & FBA fees
−$6,070
Prep, inbound shipping & storage
−$412
Returns & adjustments
−$178
Net store profit
$3,000
Seller Growth Partners performance share (35%)
$1,050

Illustrative example used only to show the monthly reporting and profit-split format. It is not a revenue, earnings or profit projection. Actual stores may produce higher profits, lower profits or losses. The monthly management fee ($500 on Platinum) is billed separately and is not part of the store P&L.

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  • Owned by you: LLC, seller account, bank account, inventory
  • Managed by us: sourcing, FBA operations, repricing, replenishment
  • Reported monthly: every revenue, expense and profit split
  • No positive net profit: no distribution, no management profit share
  • Capital at risk: returns are not guaranteed

From first call to monthly statements and profit splits.

How It Works

A defined pipeline, in your name, at every step. You see all of it.

1 You start here

Strategy call & fit check

We go over capital, expectations, and time horizon, and the qualifying runs both ways. If the numbers don't work for your budget, we'll say so on the call.

30 minutes
2

Setup, in your name

Your LLC, seller account, bank account and resale documentation are set up in your name, with our guidance through each step. We operate through permissions you control.

2–4 weeks
3

Sourcing & launch

We pursue brand approvals and distributor accounts for your store. Applications go out in your store’s name, through permissions you grant. Products are vetted against written criteria for ROI, demand stability, and IP risk, then your first purchase order is inspected, prepped, and shipped to FBA.

2–6 weeks
4

Operate & report

Repricing, replenishment, and account health continuously managed. A full P&L statement every month, with any applicable profit distribution.

Ongoing

The work you're actually paying for.

What We Manage

Four operating areas, handled for a store you own.

Brand-approval support & product sourcing

We identify wholesale opportunities and screen them before your capital is committed.

  • Distributor & brand outreach
  • Fee-adjusted margin review
  • Demand & IP-risk screening

Listing & Buy Box management

Listings optimized and repriced to compete for the Buy Box without racing to the bottom.

  • Automated repricing
  • Ongoing sell-through reviews
  • Underperformers reviewed for exit

Inspection, prep & shipping

Inventory is inspected and prepped before inbound shipment to Amazon.

  • Inspection & labeling
  • FBA inbound logistics
  • Damage & defect checks before inbound

A real team & real reporting

A team that knows your store, and a statement that shows every line.

  • Ongoing account monitoring
  • Monthly P&L with every fee & split
  • Direct support contact

Proof, not promises.

Documented Client Store Results

Screen recordings and dashboard captures from inside client seller accounts we manage, in Seller Central and Sellerboard. We redact account names and order IDs for privacy. The figures are untouched.

$332,572Sales, one managed store, 1 Jan to 10 Jul 2026
$43,239Store-level net profit, same store and period, before our compensation
10,622Orders in 365 days, client store B

Figures come from the evidence documented below. These are selected stores that performed well, not typical results. Capital is at risk.

Client accounts, shared with permission
Sellerboard profit dashboard for a managed client store showing $332,572 in sales and $43,239 store-level net profit year to date, before Seller Growth Partners compensation Captured 10 July 2026

Net profit, not just revenue: $43,239 store-level profit year to date

Sellerboard P&L dashboard for a managed client store: $332,572 in sales (up 103.5% year over year) and $43,239 net profit (up 118.9%) from 1 January to 10 July 2026. That is store-level profit, before Seller Growth Partners compensation. The June and July tiles sit alongside; June closed at $77,892 in sales and $9,573 net profit, and the July tile covers only the first 10 days of the month.

Captured 19 July 2026

Client store A: $92,269 in sales year to date

Screen capture of the Seller Central Sales Dashboard, recorded 7/19/2026 with the timestamp on screen. It shows 1,641 order items and 1,711 units ordered so far in 2026, next to the year-over-year comparison of $129,852 across full-year 2025.

Seller Central Sales and Orders by Month report for the same client store showing $228,297.90 total ordered product sales from September 2024 through July 2026 Captured 19 July 2026

Client store A: $228,297 in sales, month by month

Sales and Orders by Month report for the same store, September 2024 – 19 July 2026: $228,297.90 in ordered product sales across 4,212 units, from first sales in December 2024 to a $25,272 month in May 2025. Every month is on the statement, including the slow ones.

Captured 19 July 2026

Client store B: 10,000+ orders in the last 365 days

Screen capture of Manage Orders in Seller Central, set to Fulfilled by Amazon, all orders, with the "Last 365 days" filter visible. It scrolls from the 10,000+ header down the completed-order list. Order IDs are blurred for privacy.

Bottom of the same Manage Orders view showing the exact count: orders 1 to 15 of 10,622 total orders across 666 pages, order IDs blurred Captured 19 July 2026

Client store B: 10,622 orders, to be exact

The foot of the same Manage Orders view: "Showing orders 1 – 15 of 10622 total orders" across 666 pages. Same session, same store, order IDs blurred for privacy.

About these recordings. Screen recordings, screenshots and dashboard photos are from real client seller accounts and are shared with client permission; account names and order details are hidden for privacy. These are selected examples of stores that performed well. They are not typical results, and sales figures shown are revenue, not profit. Your results will differ and may be losses; capital is at risk. Past performance does not guarantee future performance. See our full disclosures in the footer.

Choose the capital level and profit-share structure that fits your goals.

Transparent Pricing

One managed service, three economic structures. Every plan includes onboarding and the same core operating service. Plans differ by capital level, fixed fees, and the share of actual net store profit you keep.

Every plan includes: product sourcing & brand-approval support·FBA logistics, repricing & replenishment·monthly P&L reporting & applicable profit distributions

Ruby

Lowest entry point

$150Per month · management fee

Plus $500 one-time onboarding, which covers implementation and store launch

Plus $5,000+ suggested inventory working capital. It stays yours and buys stock you own.

Estimated starting capital: $5,650+

Profit split

You: 45%Seller Growth Partners: 55%

Simple terms: 6-month initial term, then month-to-month. Each month stands alone: every profitable month is split at your full rate, and losses are never carried forward against your future distributions.

Best for: starting with the lowest capital and fixed-fee commitment.

  • Lowest starting-capital requirement
  • Lowest monthly management fee
  • A low-commitment way to test the model
Check Ruby fit

Diamond

Balanced economics

$300Per month · management fee

Plus $1,000 one-time onboarding, which covers implementation and store launch

Plus $12,000+ suggested inventory working capital. It stays yours and buys stock you own.

Estimated starting capital: $13,300+

Profit split

You: 50%Seller Growth Partners: 50%

Simple terms: 6-month initial term, then month-to-month. Each month stands alone: every profitable month is split at your full rate, and losses are never carried forward against your future distributions.

Best for: balancing working capital, fixed fees and retained profit share.

  • Balanced capital commitment
  • Even 50/50 profit split
  • Middle ground between cost and retained share
Check Diamond fit
Highest client share

Platinum

Built for scale

$500Per month · management fee

Plus $1,500 one-time onboarding, which covers implementation and store launch

Plus $20,000+ suggested inventory working capital. It stays yours and buys stock you own.

Estimated starting capital: $22,000+

Profit split

You: 65%Seller Growth Partners: 35%

Simple terms: 6-month initial term, then month-to-month. Each month stands alone: every profitable month is split at your full rate, and losses are never carried forward against your future distributions.

Best for: larger working-capital deployment and the highest client profit share.

  • Highest client profit share: 65%
  • Lowest performance share to us: 35%
  • Designed for larger working-capital deployment
Check Platinum fit
Check your fit with real numbers

30 minutesNo obligationClear fit recommendation

  1. Start: onboarding + monthly feeA one-time onboarding fee covers implementation, supplier onboarding and store launch. It does not buy inventory and is not refunded. The flat monthly management fee is billed monthly; 6-month initial term.
  2. Fund inventory you ownWorking capital stays in your business and buys stock you own. This capital is at risk.
  3. Split actual net profitCalculated monthly from your P&L and split by your plan. You get your full share in any profitable month, and losses are never carried forward.

Management fee + performance share, in practice

You pay a flat monthly management fee for operations, and our performance share comes only from actual net store profit. On Platinum, you receive 65% and Seller Growth Partners receives 35% of every profitable month, from the first one.

Take a Platinum month with $3,000 net store profit: you receive $1,950 and Seller Growth Partners receives $1,050. The $500 management fee is billed separately and is not deducted from the split. A month with no positive net profit means no distribution and no performance share. The management fee still applies, and the statement still shows every line.

Illustrative split arithmetic only, not a revenue, earnings or profit projection. Actual stores may produce higher profits, lower profits or losses.

What counts as net store profit?

Revenue remaining after product cost, Amazon referral and FBA fees, preparation, inbound shipping, refunds, returns, storage, and approved store-level operating expenses.

Approved store-level expense categories are fixed in your agreement and itemized on every monthly statement. The monthly management fee is billed separately and is not deducted before the split.

Compare plan economics
Fees, profit shares and capital across the Ruby, Diamond, and Platinum plans
Plan detail Ruby Diamond Platinum
Monthly management fee $150 / month $300 / month $500 / month
One-time onboarding fee $500 $1,000 $1,500
Your share of net profit 45% 50% 65%
Seller Growth Partners share 55% 50% 35%
Suggested inventory capital $5,000+ $12,000+ $20,000+
Estimated starting capital $5,650+ $13,300+ $22,000+
Management fees over the 6-month term $900 $1,800 $3,000
Run a hypothetical profit split
Plan
$2,500

Pick any number. It's your model, not our forecast. Slide below zero to model a losing month; they happen. The illustrative statement at the top of this page uses $3,000.

Your modeled month

Hypothetical numbers, same arithmetic as your statement

Platinum · $500/mo
Net store profit (your input)$2,500
Seller Growth Partners performance share (35%)−$875
Management fee, billed monthly−$500
Your month, after the management fee$1,125

Illustrative arithmetic, not a projection. Real stores have losing months; your statement shows whatever actually happened.

All plans include onboarding, ongoing store management, monthly P&L reporting, and full client ownership of the LLC, seller account, bank account, and inventory. "Estimated starting capital" combines the onboarding fee, the first month's management fee, and suggested inventory capital. Over the 6-month initial term, management fees total $900 (Ruby), $1,800 (Diamond) or $3,000 (Platinum), plus the one-time onboarding fee. The management fee is billed monthly regardless of store results; profit shares apply only to actual positive net store profit. Capital is at risk; results vary and are not guaranteed.

Who this is for, and who it isn't.

Fit Check

This is a managed business, not guaranteed or passive income. We remove much of the operating work, not the business risk.

A good fit if you…

  • Have capital you can afford to put at risk, roughly $5,650–$22,000+ depending on plan
  • Want a professionally managed operating business
  • Think in 12–24 month horizons

Not a fit if you…

  • Require guaranteed income or returns by a date
  • Would use borrowed money or an emergency fund
  • Expect rapid or passive returns

Asked constantly. Answered plainly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Your store buys brand-name products at wholesale prices from authorized distributors and resells them on existing high-demand Amazon listings. We manage the sourcing, purchasing, pricing, and operations; Amazon's fulfillment network (FBA) handles storage, delivery, and returns. Margin comes from the wholesale-to-retail spread after fees.

You do, always. The LLC, seller account, bank account, and every unit of inventory are in your name. We operate through user permissions you control.

Operating access only, granted through Amazon's user permissions: you create it, you can see it, and you can revoke it. We do not ask for your seller account password. Banking, tax, and disbursement settings stay in your hands, and the same principle covers the LLC and bank account: yours, operated through permissions you choose to grant.

A one-time onboarding fee ($500–$1,500 depending on plan), a monthly management fee ($150–$500), plus suggested inventory working capital ($5,000–$20,000+). Estimated total to get started runs from about $5,650 to $22,000+, most of which is your own inventory capital. It stays in your accounts and buys stock you own; if your budget doesn't fit a plan's recommended starting capital, we'll say so on the call.

No. We recommend a conservative first purchase order, a full cycle watched on your own statement, and scaling only after the numbers have earned it. Inventory is bought with your capital, from your accounts, so spending is visible to you at every step.

Monthly, from your P&L: revenue minus product cost, Amazon referral and FBA fees, prep, inbound shipping, refunds, returns, storage, and approved store-level operating expenses. Every line appears on your statement. Our monthly management fee is billed separately; it is never a line inside this calculation.

No, and the difference matters. Net store profit is measured at store level, before our compensation. What you receive is your plan's share of that figure, and the monthly management fee is billed separately on top. Profit figures published on this page are store-level figures before our compensation.

No positive net profit means no distribution to you and no performance share to us for that month. Losses are not carried forward; a later profitable month is split normally under your plan. The monthly management fee still applies, and the statement still shows every revenue and expense line.

Real stores have both, and we say so up front. The response is operational: reprice to stay competitive without racing to the bottom, pause replenishment on weak performers, and exit a position when holding it costs more than clearing it. Every outcome shows on your statement, in the month it happens.

Plan on roughly 2–3 months from signup to a first completed cycle: store and account setup (2–4 weeks), sourcing, prep, and inbound to FBA (2–6 weeks), then sell-through and Amazon's own payment schedule on top. New accounts also scale gradually, because Amazon limits fresh sellers until they build history. We would rather set that expectation now than surprise you in month two.

Amazon controls its marketplace: policies, fees, and category rules can change without notice, and no manager can promise an account will never be flagged. What we commit to is the response: routine listing reviews, documentation requests, and account health issues inside the operations we manage are handled by our team as part of the service. Your capital carries the market risk; we carry the operating workload.

A 6-month initial term, then month-to-month. The one-time onboarding fee is not refunded. The monthly management fee is billed separately and is not deducted from the profit split.

Ask the hard questions on the fit call: how net profit is defined, what we charge, what a losing month looks like. The structure is built to be inspected: the store, bank account, and supplier accounts are opened in your name, every fee and split appears on a monthly statement, and our access runs through permissions you grant and can revoke.

The business stays with you: the LLC, seller account, bank account, inventory, and the supplier accounts opened for your store. Our access runs through permissions you can revoke at any time.

See whether the model fits your capital and expectations.

Next Step

Review the monthly fee, inventory budget, profit split and operating timeline on a 30-minute call.

Before you book: this is a client-funded managed store: you pay a monthly management fee and fund inventory you own, and profits are shared under a written agreement we review together before you commit.

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