End-to-end eBay operations on an account that stays in your name: product research, sourcing, listings, repricing, dispatch, returns and buyer messages.

Most people who own an eBay account do not lose money on it because they picked bad products — they lose because the day-to-day beats them. Listings go stale, competitors undercut them overnight, dispatch slips past the advertised handling time, and a single unanswered case drags the account's defect rate down where the algorithm stops showing it. We take that entire operating load. Product and category research with a margin model before anything is bought, supplier vetting and price negotiation, listing titles built around what buyers actually search, item specifics completed in full, repricing against live competitors, Promoted Listings budgets managed against ad spend, same-day order processing, tracked dispatch inside the handling time the listing advertises, and buyer messages, returns and cases handled within the day. Account health — defect rate, late dispatch, Top Rated Seller standing — is watched all month rather than checked after it slips. We currently run stores on eBay.co.uk, eBay.com and eBay.de. Ownership never moves: the account stays registered to you, payouts go to your bank, and the access you grant us can be revoked whenever you choose.
We don't just write code. We engineer unfair advantages into your product.
Registered in your name, paid out to your bank. We never ask you to sign it over.
No monthly management fee. We are paid out of the profit, so a flat month costs you nothing.
Defect rate, late dispatch and seller standing tracked all month, not reviewed after they slip.
No monthly fee. We are paid out of what the store makes.
You put working capital into your own account. We run everything else.
You bring the account. We bring the stock money and carry the buying risk.
A straight answer on whether the account is worth running, before anyone signs.
The partnership page carries what this one summarises: a calculator that splits a monthly profit figure you type across both deals, the six stages of a month set out one by one, and Seller Hub screenshots from the accounts we run in the UK, US and Germany.
Send the store name, how long it has been open and its current standing. You get a straight answer on whether it is worth running, before anyone signs.