Last updated: August 9, 2026
We want anyone considering our service to read our marketing with clear eyes. This page explains exactly what the numbers and recordings on our website do — and do not — mean.
The screen recordings, screenshots, and dashboard photos in our "Results" section come from real client seller accounts that we manage, captured from Seller Central and third-party profit tools. They are shared with client permission, with account names and order details hidden for privacy. They are selected examples of stores that performed well. They are not typical results, and they are not a promise, projection, or guarantee of what your store would do.
Unless a capture explicitly shows net profit, the figures shown (for example, "ordered product sales") are revenue before costs — inventory, Amazon fees, shipping, returns, software, our monthly management fee, and our profit share all come out of it. A store can show substantial revenue and still produce a small profit or a loss in a given period.
Outcomes depend on factors including available working capital, product availability and pricing, competition, marketplace policies and enforcement, seasonality, and time in market. Some stores lose money. Capital committed to inventory is at risk, and past performance of any store does not guarantee future performance.
We do not promise earnings or returns, and no one at Seller Growth Partners is authorized to tell you otherwise. If anyone representing us promises you specific income, guaranteed profits, or "passive income," do not rely on it — and please report it to hello@sellergrowthpartners.com.
If we publish testimonials, they reflect the genuine experience of the individual client, may be edited only for length and clarity, and are subject to everything above: they are individual experiences, not typical results. We do not pay for fabricated reviews and we do not publish testimonials we cannot verify.
If anything on our site is unclear, ask us before you sign anything: hello@sellergrowthpartners.com. We would rather lose a sale than have a client join with the wrong expectations.