Private Label Done Properly, Not Just Launched
Product research through launch — with the unit economics checked first
Most private label products fail before the first unit ships, because the math never worked. We start with the numbers — landed cost, fees, realistic ad spend, and the margin left over — then move to sourcing, listing, and launch. If a product can't work, we'd rather tell you before you order 1,000 units.
What Private Label Support Includes
How We Approach a Private Label Product
Validate the math
Before anything else we model the unit economics. Demand, competition, landed cost, Amazon's cut, and realistic ad spend — then we see what margin actually survives.
Source and build the listing
We help vet suppliers and review samples, then build the listing around the keywords real buyers search, with content that handles objections.
Launch and adjust
We plan pricing, review velocity, and opening PPC together, then watch the first weeks closely and adjust — launches are won or lost in that window.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you guarantee my product will succeed?
Do you handle sourcing from suppliers directly?
Can you fix listings for a product I already sell?
Do you also run the ads?
Do you work with sellers outside California?
Thinking About a Private Label Product?
Tell Jordan the product or category you're considering. We'll look at whether the numbers work before you spend anything on inventory.