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Transparent Pricing

You bid a percentage of the average retail price. No hidden fees, no auction markups, no surprises. You know your exact cost per unit before products arrive.

How Bid Percentages Work

Your bid is a percentage of the average retail price (90-day marketplace average). Different bid for each segment.

The Formula

Your Cost = Average Retail Price × Your Bid %

Example: A product with €30 average retail price and your bid of 12%:

€30 × 12% = €3.60 per unit

What Determines the Price Range?

Every product's average retail price is calculated from marketplace data over the last 90 days. This determines which price range column the product falls into:

<€5€5-15€15-25€25-35€35-45>€45

The same product may shift between ranges as marketplace prices change.

Example Calculations

Real-world examples of how bid percentages translate to your cost per unit.

Electronics Returns
Avg. retail price €29.99
Your bid 12%
Your cost per unit €3.60

Resell at €15-20 → 4-5× return

Home & Kitchen Overstock
Avg. retail price €42.00
Your bid 15%
Your cost per unit €6.30

Resell at €25-30 → 4-5× return

Toys & Games Returns
Avg. retail price €18.50
Your bid 9%
Your cost per unit €1.67

Resell at €8-12 → 5-7× return

Why Percentage Bidding Beats Auctions

Predictable unit economics

You know exactly what percentage you're paying before products arrive. No bidding wars, no overpaying in the heat of the moment.

Granular control

Set different bids per category, price range, and product source. Bid aggressively on categories you know, conservatively on others.

Scale rewards

Higher capacity means more product flow, even at slightly lower bids. Volume buyers benefit from consistent allocation.

Monthly updates

Adjust your bidding sheet monthly based on what you learn. Increase bids on profitable categories, reduce on others.

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