I will do ebay dropshipping on profit share
PROFESSIONAL WEBSITE DEVELOPER
About this Gig
Want to grow your eBay store without handling every task alone? I can help manage your dropshipping business through a profit-sharing arrangement.
My work can include:
- Researching products with demand and suitable profit margins
- Finding reliable suppliers and checking product details
- Creating clear, keyword-friendly listings
- Setting competitive prices and monitoring stock
- Processing orders and tracking fulfilment
- Managing customer messages and routine store tasks
- Reviewing performance and spotting areas to improve
Before we begin, we will discuss your store, product category, working process, responsibilities, and agreed profit split. You will know what I handle and how profits are calculated.
This service is for eBay sellers ready to work together and understand that results depend on demand, costs, competition, and account performance. Sales or income are not guaranteed.
Message me with your store details and goals so we can decide whether a profit-share partnership is right for your business. I will keep communication clear and provide updates as we work together.
FAQ
How does the profit-sharing arrangement work?
We agree on a profit-sharing percentage before starting. Once sales are made and expenses are deducted, the remaining profit is shared according to our agreement.
Do I need an existing eBay seller account?
Yes, you should have an active eBay seller account. If you are new to eBay, we can discuss the requirements before getting started.
Who pays for the products and other expenses?
You will be responsible for product costs, supplier payments, and any other business expenses required to fulfil orders.
What tasks will you handle in my store?
I can handle product research, supplier sourcing, listing creation, price monitoring, order processing, and general store management.
Is profit guaranteed with this partnership?
No, profits are not guaranteed. Results depend on product demand, competition, pricing, supplier reliability, and other market factors.

