Wholesale Monitors

What Every Alert Tells You: • Cost — per piece, with delivery already folded in, not the headline bundle price • Sell — comped against what the item actually sold for on eBay, plus current asking prices • Profit — on the full bundle and on half of it, so you see the downside as well as the dream • Break-even — how many units you have to shift before you are square • Sell speed — how many of these moved in the last 30 days, scored out of ten • Confidence — how much live data the estimate is built on • Risk — a plain-English low, medium or high verdict, with the reason attached • Competition — how many other sellers are already listing the same thing Also Included: import VAT flagged automatically on EU sellers, seller grade, available sizes and a product image on every post. Price rises, restocks and new releases are all tracked around the clock. Wholesale is normally a guess made on a phone while someone else is buying it. A £200 bundle of 50 branded shorts reads as a £554 profit — but a £230 bundle of 10 needs nine units sold just to break even. This tells you which is which before the box arrives.