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A 79-page guide and a workbook that show what each item, each platform and each hour of sourcing really earns when you resell, built on the marketplaces' own published fees.
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- Edition 1.0 · October 2026
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The problem
Sound familiar?
A $40 sale feels like $40. After the marketplace fee, the postage, the packaging, what you paid and the hours it took, it is often far less, and unsold stock hides the rest.
- You track sales but not profit per item.
- You aren't sure which platform actually pays you most per item after fees.
- Free shipping, returns and slow stock are quietly eating the margin.
- You haven't counted your sourcing time or set money aside for tax.
A 79-page guide and an Excel ledger for people who resell on eBay, Poshmark, Mercari, Depop, Whatnot, Etsy or similar. It shows the costs resellers miss, how marketplace fees are built, how to price from the profit you want, buying rules, stock ageing, your real hourly rate and the tax basics, with a workbook that does the arithmetic.
What you get
Everything in the download
The guide (79 pages)
The numbers resellers miss; the official fee schedules for eBay, Poshmark, Mercari, Depop, Whatnot and Etsy with worked comparisons; USPS shipping prices and dimensional weight; pricing from your target profit; buying rules; recalls and counterfeits; listing; returns and seller standards; stock and ageing; your real hourly rate and mileage; tax and records with 2026 figures; a monthly routine; a listing checklist, message templates and a source list.
Reseller's Ledger (xlsx)
Editable fee table with defaults for eBay, Poshmark, Mercari, Depop, Whatnot and Etsy; price check on every marketplace and a maximum buy price; inventory log with fee, profit, margin, days to sell and status; sourcing and time log with mileage; monthly profit and loss with a tax set-aside planner; dashboard by platform and by source with stock tied up and ageing.
A closer look
See it before you buy
Spreadsheet screens use sample data so you can see how the files work.
Inside the manual
What it covers
- 01The numbers resellers miss
- 02Fees and the price check
- 03Buying rules
- 04Stock and ageing
- 05Your real hourly rate
- 06Tax and records
- 07The monthly routine
When you've worked through it
What you'll have
- The list price you need on each marketplace for your target profit
- Profit per item, per platform and per hour of sourcing
- A buying rule with a maximum buy price
- A monthly profit and loss and a tax set-aside estimate
Fit check
Is this for you?
It's for you if
- People who resell on eBay, Poshmark, Mercari, Depop, Whatnot, Etsy or similar
- People starting out who want to track the right numbers from the first item
It's not for you if
- Anyone looking for a list of items to flip
- Anyone who needs a legal or tax opinion
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A 79-page guide and a workbook that show what each item, each platform and each hour of sourcing really earns when you resell, built on the marketplaces' own published fees.
Instant download. Digital product, all sales final.
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Marketplace fee defaults in the workbook are editable and may be out of date: check each marketplace's own fee page. Tax information is a general US overview, not tax advice. Not affiliated with any marketplace. Educational material. Not financial, legal or tax advice. No results are promised or implied. Prices and features of third-party tools are approximate; verify them on the provider's own page.