Straightforward UK reseller guides covering profit, pricing, workflow and growth. Browse 12 free resources.
Start small, track every pound and build a repeatable sourcing-to-sale routine before scaling stock.
Real profit is what remains after stock cost, platform fees, postage, packaging, refunds and other selling costs.
Revenue is the money coming in; profit is what is left after the costs of making those sales.
A good resale price balances sold-market evidence, condition, demand, costs and the speed you want the item to move.
A short monthly review helps you see which stock, platforms and sourcing methods are actually making money.
Profitable stock can still cause cash problems if too much money is tied up for too long.
A stock budget keeps sourcing exciting without letting inventory consume the cash you need elsewhere.
The shift happens when you build repeatable systems for records, stock, fulfilment and customer service.
Returns should go back into your stock and profit records so one refund does not quietly distort the month.
Cross-listing works best when stock has one master record and each sales channel is treated as an outlet, not a separate inventory.
If unsold stock is growing faster than sales, sourcing more can hide the real problem.
Good records make profit clearer, tax easier and bad buying decisions much easier to spot.
MyCost keeps your stock, sales, costs and profit together.
