How to use the variant deal calculator & fee scenarios
Set the base price and your sale price, add expenses and labor, and the calculator shows your net - across four scenarios from supplier-owned to your-own-item on your own site (keep 97%).
Step-by-step
- Set the base price (owner's) and your higher sale price.
- Add expenses and labor; the calculator updates live.
- Stay in the green zone - supplier covers up to 20% of base price.
- Read your gross and net, plus owner and reuse it shares.
- Four scenarios set the fee; your-item-on-your-site keeps 97%.
Full transcript
This is the money model - the variant deal calculator. Set your prices and expenses and it shows exactly what you'll net, across four ownership scenarios.
The base price is the price the owner wants - here three and a half thousand. You upgrade the item and set a higher sale price, say five thousand, and click update. The calculator shows your gross payout, what the owner receives, and what reuse it receives - all from your numbers. Add your expenses and remediation - say ten hours of labor and a part - and watch it update. There's a green zone: the supplier covers expenses up to twenty percent of the base price. Go over and you cover the rest, which reduces your fee. Set it so your sale price carries the overhead and your expenses stay covered - here a net of around fifty-three percent of the sale. There are four scenarios. If it's the supplier's item sold on reuse it, you get one share; sold on your own white-label site, you get more. If it's your own item on reuse it you keep most of it and pay six percent; your item on your own site, you pay just three percent and keep ninety-seven. When it sells, the system picks the right scenario automatically and locks it.