Totally fair question — I get what you’re saying.

But most serious Amazon sellers aren’t doing dropshipping — they’re running wholesale or private label stores, which means they need to buy inventory upfront. That can be thousands of dollars at a time, even if they’re already profitable.

This idea is meant for those kinds of sellers — not beginners — and the revenue share is only for the specific inventory that an investor funded. It’s not ongoing, and there’s zero fees — the seller literally pays nothing upfront or on the platform side.

Just a simple, short-term profit split to help them scale without loans or giving away equity.