Private Label vs Wholesale ROI Comparison
Capital allocation decision tool for Amazon and e-commerce sellers. Compares investing $10,000 into high-margin (40%) slow-turn private label vs lower-margin (15%) high-velocity wholesale.
Pricing Parameters
Instant client calculation💡 For every $1.00 of revenue, you keep $0.73 in gross profit before operating expenses.
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How to Use This Tool in 3 Easy Steps
Enter Available Capital
Input your investment budget (e.g. $20,000).
Input Margin & Turns for Both Models
Set margin % and inventory turns per year for Private Label vs Wholesale.
Compare Annualized Profits
See which model produces more total dollar return on your capital.
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