From our experience, after the initial onboarding stage, our average client spends 5 hours or less per month on their business. We’ve structured it to be largely passive for the client. Ultimately, it is your store and your asset. Your primary responsibilities will be to purchase additional inventory, ensure you’re receiving Amazon payouts, and manage payments for your inventory purchases and credit cards. This is your main duty as a client.

Our clients typically see monthly returns of 15% of their store’s total revenue after the profit split, once the store has been fully scaled and is operating at full capacity after the initial onboarding stage (~3 months). Therefore, increasing your inventory investments will directly enhance your revenue and, with stable margins, boost your profits as well. In the end, our most successful partners are those with ample capital to invest and who are consistent in securing and managing their business’s credit lines and/or cash flow.

Great question – the answer is most certainly no!

The Amazon marketplace is far from saturated. For it to be considered saturated, there would need to be more sellers than buyers on Amazon each month. Consider this fact: there are roughly 4 million seller accounts compared to more than 230 million Prime subscribers.

In 2023 alone Amazon’s revenue reached an impressive $574 billion. Also, third-party sellers account for more than 50% of Amazon’s total sales. With such a vast customer base & major opportunities for third-party sellers, now is a fantastic time to start selling on Amazon!

Typically, it takes around 60 to 90 days for your store to become operational, with your initial inventory being sent to our warehouse and sales beginning soon after. Items will be listed on your store slightly before this, allowing customers to start purchasing from your Amazon store. It generally takes 5 to 6 months for your store to reach its full operating potential, optimizing your inventory purchasing power and maximizing sales.

For a few reasons.

Mainly, because Amazon allows only one seller per household and monitors IP addresses to enforce this policy.

For capital reasons, we use and leverage client funds to purchase wholesale items at a discount, which are then sold on Amazon. We take a percentage of the profits generated monthly, allowing us to further scale operations and secure better product deals for all our partners. It’s a win-win business model.

Third-party platforms such as Amazon usually impose selling or referral fees, which often vary by category. For example, Amazon typically takes a 15% referral fee from the total sales amount of each item sold, with some exceptions. We factor in all these fees when setting prices for items in your store.

We partner with hundreds of well-known, reputable brands, many of which you might recognize (Keurig, Uggs, Paw Patrol, etc). We focus on sourcing products that are in high demand but have low competition (a low number of other sellers offering an item), and we optimize these products for SEO to make sure they’re sold at competitive prices. As we establish a long-term working relationship, you may also have input on the product selection. If there’s something different you’d like to sell, just let us know.

Signing up as a client/partner through our Quick Action Discount ensures you receive the following benefits:

• Immediate $5,000 off the initial management buy-in!

• Labeled as a priority VIP client!

• Priority Onboarding!

• No annual renewal fee on your contract ($5k+ in value depending on the contract)! Please note this perk only applies to Individual stores, not bundles.

• Automatic affiliate partner enrollment with Elite Automation

You qualify for the following benefits if you sign up for an Automated Amazon store within 7 days of your consultation call.

No, we have not changed our company name since formally establishing it in 2020. We have operated under the same name since our founding. However, we have noticed newer businesses in the space adopting names similar to ours, either by coincidence or intentionally. We are based in California and are not associated with, or related to, any other Elite Automation or Elite Automation Group in the industry.

No, absolutely not. A few years after we became established, a new company entered the eCommerce automation space called Elite Automation Group which has unfortunately confused the public. We are NOT the same operators, company, and are not affiliate in any way with them.