DevFamz runs eBay stores end to end — research, sourcing, listings, pricing, dispatch, returns and buyer messages. The account stays in your name. You approve the deal and take your share of what it makes.
three things, once
After that there is nothing to log into, nothing to pack, and nobody to answer at eleven at night because a buyer wants a refund.
every day the store is open
The account is yours in both. The only thing that changes is who puts up the money for stock — and that is what decides the split, because whoever funds the inventory is the one carrying the risk if a line does not sell.
Put in a figure and both deals below divide it live.
This divides a number you chose. It is arithmetic on the splits below, not a projection, a target, or anything we are promising a store will make.
Your capital, your account, our operation.
You put working capital into your own eBay account. We do everything else. Profit splits down the middle.
Best if you have cash to put to work and would rather not learn eBay, suppliers and dispatch.
Our capital, your account, our operation.
You bring the account. We bring the stock money and run the store. We carry the buying risk, so we take the larger share.
Best if you have a healthy, established account but no spare capital to tie up in stock.
What counts as profit. Net profit means what is left after the cost of the goods, eBay and payment fees, shipping, packaging, returns, refunds and any advertising spend. The split applies to that figure, never to sales. The definition is written into the agreement so there is nothing to argue about later.
The same six stages every month, whichever deal you are on. None of them need you.
We agree the deal in writing, then take working access to the seller tools. Ownership, bank details and payouts stay with you throughout.
Category and competitor research, supplier vetting, and a margin model for every line before a single unit is bought.
Titles written around what buyers actually type, item specifics completed in full, clean images, and a consistent store look.
Repricing against live competitors, Promoted Listings bids managed against ad spend, and markdown events timed to demand.
Orders processed the same working day, dispatched tracked, and inside the handling time the listing advertises.
Messages answered within the day, returns and cases handled, and defect rate, late dispatch and seller standing watched all month.
At the end of each month you get a statement: units sold, revenue, every cost line, the net figure, and the split applied to it. No split is taken on a losing month — a loss carries forward against the next profitable one before anyone is paid.
Seller Hub and account standing from stores we run in the US, UK and Germany — two separate accounts in Germany alone. Taken straight from the seller dashboards. Store names are masked or cropped out; the figures are untouched.
100% positive feedback across 348 ratings, and 99+ orders queued for dispatch with 36 of them due inside 24 hours. Store name masked.
$5,688.31 of sales across 626 orders and 32,852 listing views. The last 31 days ran 16.1% ahead of the period before it.
$4,999.29 across 446 orders from 23,196 listing views, with the last 31 days up 158.8% on the previous period.
€4,652.94 over 90 days on eBay.de, at Top rating on both the current and the same-day assessment, with a 0.00% defect rate.
A separate eBay.de account: 447 orders and €4,436.65 of sales from 19,852 listing views across the same 90 days.
DevFamz is a software engineering company first. We build AI systems, cloud platforms and custom software for clients in the US, UK and the Gulf, from an office registered in England and Wales. The store management runs out of the same company, with the same people and the same habits: scope in writing, a demo or a report every week, and everything handed over in a form you can take elsewhere.
That is worth knowing before you give anyone access to an account with your name and your bank details on it. You can check the engineering side yourself — it is the rest of this website.
The questions people actually ask, answered the way they will be answered on a call. If yours is not here, ask it — nothing about this arrangement is more flattering in person than it is in writing.
Yours, in both deals. It stays registered in your name with your bank details and your payouts. We work inside it with the access you grant, and you can revoke that access at any time.
Net profit means what is left after the cost of the goods, eBay and payment fees, shipping, packaging, returns, refunds and any advertising spend. The split applies to that figure, never to sales. The definition is written into the agreement so there is nothing to argue about later.
Both are costs of running the store, so they come off before the split rather than out of one side of it. Promoted Listings spend, refunds, return postage and write-offs all appear as lines on the monthly statement.
Nobody takes a split. The loss carries forward and clears out of the next profitable month before either side is paid. You are never invoiced for a shortfall.
Thirty days written notice, either direction. We stop buying, then sell through or hand back the remaining stock depending on whose capital bought it, and hand over listings, supplier contacts and templates. The account was yours the whole time, so there is nothing to transfer back.
No. eBay is a live marketplace — categories move, competitors undercut, suppliers change price. We commit to how the store is run, not to a number. Anyone promising a guaranteed return on an eBay store is selling you something else.
Send the store name, how long it has been open, its current standing and roughly what you can put into stock — or say you have none, and we will price deal B. You get a straight answer on whether the account is worth running and which deal fits, before anyone signs anything.
DevFamz is an independent software engineering company that also operates eBay store management. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by eBay Inc. "eBay" is a trademark of eBay Inc.
The splits, cost definitions and notice periods described here are summaries. The binding version is the written agreement signed before any work begins.
Nothing on this page is an offer of guaranteed income, an investment product, or financial advice. Before signing, check that a managed-account arrangement is permitted under the marketplace terms that apply to your account and lawful where you are resident.