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Straight answers to the questions US investors ask before hiring FBAXtreme to build and run an online store. If your question is not here, book a free strategy call or email info@fbaxtreme.com.
FBAXtreme builds and manages ecommerce stores for US investors on Amazon, Walmart, Shopify, TikTok Shop, eBay, Etsy and YouTube. We handle product research, sourcing coordination, listings, advertising, inventory planning and day-to-day account management. You own the store and the accounts; we run the day-to-day operations.
It fits investors who have capital to fund inventory and fees but not the time to run a store day to day. It is a poor fit if you need income within the first few months or cannot absorb a period of losses. Most new stores take several months to reach steady sales, and results vary.
Start by booking a free strategy call. On the call we review your budget, goals and platform options, then recommend a plan. If it makes sense for both sides, we send an onboarding checklist and begin account setup.
You need separate working capital for inventory, platform fees and advertising. For an Amazon private label launch, plan on roughly $5,000 to $15,000 for a first inventory order, samples, photography and launch ads, though it varies by product. Print-on-demand and some Walmart or eBay models can start with less. Use our ecommerce ROI calculator to test your numbers.
Yes. Marketplaces require seller identity and tax verification, and most investors sell through their own LLC or corporation. We recommend talking to a US accountant or attorney about the right structure for you. FBAXtreme does not give legal or tax advice.
Our service is built for US investors and the US market. Marketplaces have their own rules for non-US sellers, including identity and bank verification, which can change. Ask us on a strategy call and we will tell you honestly whether we can help.
Expect to provide business documents, a government ID for account verification, a bank account and a credit card for platform charges. You also approve the budget and product choices before money is spent. Account verification must be done by the account owner, which is you.
Most investors start with one platform rather than several. Amazon FBA has the most buyer traffic but the most competition, Walmart has fewer sellers and no monthly fee, and Shopify gives you full control but needs paid traffic. We recommend a starting platform on the strategy call based on your budget and goals.
Pricing & Contracts
Pricing is custom to your platform, number of products and goals. After a free 30-minute strategy call you get a written plan with the full scope, estimated startup budget and our fee within 24 hours. How our quotes work.
The plans differ in scope, number of products and platforms, and reporting frequency. Starter includes bi-weekly reports, Growth includes weekly reports, and Elite includes a daily dashboard. See the pricing page for what each plan covers.
No long-term lock-in. Plans are month-to-month after onboarding, and you can cancel with 30 days notice. You keep the store, the accounts and the inventory when you leave.
Our fee structure depends on the scope of your store and is set out in your written plan before you start. We explain every part of it on the free strategy call, and you can compare it with any other agency before deciding.
No. Inventory, platform fees, shipping and advertising are paid directly by you from your own accounts. Keeping these separate means you see exactly where money goes, and nothing is marked up by us.
Management plans are billed monthly. Platform fees are charged by the marketplace to your account, and suppliers are paid from your funds after you approve each order.
Reinstatement is a one-time fee quoted in writing after we review your suspension notice, and if there are no results you get a full refund. See how reinstatement works.
Yes. You can move up or down between plans as your store grows or your needs change. Talk to your account manager and we will adjust scope from the next billing cycle.
Store Ownership & Control
You own 100% of the store, the seller accounts, the brand and the inventory. FBAXtreme works as a manager with user-level access that you grant. If you cancel, you remove our access and keep everything.
Yes. Seller accounts are registered to you or your business entity, and payouts go to your bank account. We never hold your accounts or your money in our name.
We use the user permission tools each platform provides, such as Amazon Seller Central user permissions, rather than sharing your main login. You can see what access we have and remove it at any time.
You do. Marketplace payouts go straight to your bank, and you approve inventory orders and ad budgets. We recommend reviewing statements in the platform dashboards alongside our reports.
Yes. For private label stores, the trademark is filed in your name or your entity’s name, and Amazon Brand Registry is tied to it. We coordinate the process, but a trademark attorney handles the filing.
You keep the store, listings, inventory, brand assets and data. We hand over our working files, revoke our user access and give you a short handover summary so you or another manager can continue.
Yes, because you own it. Stores with stable sales, clean account health and good records are easier to sell. A store’s value depends on its profit history and risk, so results vary widely.
Final approval is yours. We present product research with estimated costs, fees and margins, and nothing is ordered until you sign off.
Results & Timelines
Most new marketplace stores see first sales within one to three months of launch, after research, sourcing and listing work are done. Private label products often take three to four months to launch because of samples, manufacturing and shipping. Timelines vary by platform and product.
Many new stores run at a loss for the first several months while ads and reviews build. Our example scenarios show break-even months ranging from about month 5 to month 11, depending on platform and budget. These are illustrations, not promises, and real results vary.
No. Nobody can honestly guarantee ecommerce income, and you should be cautious of anyone who does. We control the work, not the market, so results vary with product, budget, competition and season.
Starter plans get bi-weekly reports, Growth plans get weekly reports, and Elite plans get a daily dashboard. Reports cover sales, ad spend, inventory levels, account health and next steps.
Product choice, unit margins after fees, inventory budget and ad efficiency matter most. A product with thin margins after referral, fulfillment and ad costs rarely becomes profitable no matter how well it is managed. Our FBA profit calculator shows how fees change your margin.
Launch costs come before sales: samples, photography, first inventory and higher ad spend while a listing has no reviews. As reviews and organic rank build, ad costs per sale usually drop. Plan your budget to cover at least three to six months of losses.
Yes. We take on existing stores and start with an audit of listings, ads, inventory and account health. Scaling an existing store is often faster than launching a new one because sales history already exists.
No. Our case studies are illustrative scenarios built from platform fee schedules and typical launch patterns, with every assumption listed. They show how a launch often unfolds, including slow early months. They are not client results.
A Professional selling plan costs $39.99 per month, and most categories charge a 15% referral fee per sale. FBA adds fulfillment fees by size and weight plus monthly storage, which rises in October to December. Check exact numbers with our FBA profit calculator.
Walmart has no monthly subscription fee and referral fees around 15% in many categories, with fewer competing sellers than Amazon. Traffic is lower, and seller approval can take several weeks and is not guaranteed. Many sellers use Walmart as a second channel after Amazon.
Shopify is your own website, so you control branding and customer data, but there is no built-in marketplace traffic. You pay a plan fee (Basic is $39 per month, less on annual billing) and card processing of about 2.9% plus 30 cents on Basic with Shopify Payments. Most Shopify stores rely on paid ads, email and content for sales.
TikTok Shop charges a referral fee on each sale, historically 6% in most US categories, with independent reports of an increase to 8% for most non-food categories from August 2026. Confirm your rate in Seller Center. Creator affiliate commissions, often 10% to 20%, are paid on top when creators drive the sale.
Yes. eBay charges a final value fee on each sale that varies by category, plus a small per-order fee, and stores pay an optional monthly subscription. eBay works well for some product types where buyers search by part number or condition.
Etsy charges $0.20 per listing, a 6.5% transaction fee on the order total and US payment processing of 3% plus $0.25. Print-on-demand is allowed when you design the product and disclose your production partner. Use our Etsy fee calculator to price listings.
Channels earn through the YouTube Partner Program, sponsorships and affiliate links. To join the Partner Program for ad revenue, a channel needs 1,000 subscribers plus either 4,000 public watch hours in the last 12 months or 10 million public Shorts views in 90 days. Growth is slow at first, and results vary widely by niche.
Account Health & Compliance
We monitor account health metrics, policy notices and listing issues as part of regular management. On Amazon that includes order defect rate (target under 1%), late shipment rate (under 4%) and pre-fulfillment cancellation rate (under 2.5%). Problems caught early are much easier to fix.
No. We do not use review manipulation, incentivized reviews, fake accounts or listing hijacking. These tactics break platform rules and can get a store suspended, which puts your capital at risk.
We monitor account health daily to catch problems early. If a suspension still happens, our team finds the root cause, writes the Plan of Action and manages the appeal. For active management clients the appeal is included; standalone reinstatement is quoted separately, with a full refund if there are no results. See how reinstatement works.
We check common requirements such as category approvals, safety documents and labeling during product research and flag gaps before you buy inventory. Some products need testing, certificates or category approval from the platform. Final compliance responsibility stays with the seller, so we avoid products with unclear requirements.
Marketplaces restrict multiple accounts. Amazon, for example, generally allows one seller account unless you have a legitimate business need and approval. We set up and manage accounts within each platform’s rules.
Amazon, Walmart, Etsy, eBay and TikTok Shop collect and remit sales tax on marketplace orders in most US states under marketplace facilitator laws. Shopify stores are usually responsible for their own registration and filing. We recommend a US accountant for tax questions.
We review the notice, identify the policy issue, fix the listing and submit an appeal or documents where needed. Many listing issues are resolved within days, but some need supplier documents that take longer.
Yes. Every task we perform is done through each platform’s official tools and permissions. If a growth idea carries policy risk, we tell you and do not do it.