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Your rules　your customers

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Worldwide

Reach the world

Made in China　sold worldwide

N. America Europe Middle East SE Asia Latin America Africa
One site serves both Chinese and English buyers, with a language switch
You choose the markets; we work out duty and fulfilment before we start
Payment channels are configured per market, so buyers pay in their own currency
Duty agents cover the time-zone gap, so no enquiry waits overnight
Routes are illustrative, not live data
Difference

Where the line is

vs. marketplace stores

PLATFORM
  • Traffic rented
  • Rules set by them
  • Buyers not yours
  • Commission forever
OWN SITE
  • Your own domain
  • Your own rules
  • Your own list
  • No sales cut

Not a replacement　a second track

Marketplaces bring ready traffic and fast scale, but neither the rules nor the traffic are yours
Your own site starts with no traffic, but the customer list, the repeat channel and the brand asset are yours
Marketplaces take a cut on every order; your own site costs only subscription plus payment fees
Marketplace risk sits in suspensions and frozen funds; your own site moves it to regulation and payment risk control
The steadiest structure runs both tracks: marketplaces fund cash flow, your own site builds assets
Costs come before benefits; only a buyer who stays after hearing them is a real one
Chain

Service chain

End to end

SelectionCrunch first
BuildBilingual site
PaymentsMulti-currency
LogisticsOverseas warehouse
RepeatList remarketing
Selection: target market, duty, logistics cost and margin — four numbers before anything else
Build: platform choice, landing pages, product pages, multi-language and mobile-ready
Payments: channels per market, with a checklist for currency and risk control
Logistics: overseas warehouse options, first-mile versus last-mile quotes, returns address and delivery promise
Repeat: email and SMS sequences, member tiers, holiday calendar, monthly review
Everything ships as a checklist: what we do, how far along, how it is accepted
Modules

Six services

Pick what you need

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Scope lines Agreed before we start
Build and contentWe deliver
Payments and logisticsWe assist
Tax and filingYour entity
Pricing follows what the site produces each month, not the labour of building it
Compliance is a checklist plus assistance; filing responsibility stays with your entity
No promise of traffic, sales or rankings — and none that funds are never frozen
All media is produced locally and delivered with source files
Policy

Rules changed

Costs follow

2025-08-29
$800 duty break stopped
E.O.14324
2026-04-09
Suspension extended
E.O.14388
2026-06-24
Indefinite suspension
CBP final rule
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The US duty-free allowance under $800 is gone; the cheapest small-parcel route is closing
Not country-specific: the order reads "regardless of country of origin"
The postal network has separate clearance rules, so switching to postal parcels does not avoid this
Goods move into overseas warehouses, and holding stock makes owning your own store more necessary
The EU direction on thresholds and compliance is set; clauses wait for official text
We cite only checkable official documents; unverified figures stay off the site
Source: Federal Register
Fit Check

Should you do it

Three checks

Your own site brings no ready traffic, so the first order is usually bought. Thin margins mean a certain loss.

  • We suggest 50%+ gross margin to carry acquisition cost
  • Unit margin must cover ads, shipping, payment fees and returns
  • Below roughly 25%, price-compared categories are safer left on marketplaces
  • If the numbers are unclear, start with one pilot market
e.g. parts, consumables, non-standard goods
Check A By your numbers
0Suggested floor
0Costs to cover
0Tracks possible
50%Threshold guide
Marketplace cut8–45%
Own-site cutNo sales cut
Gross marginAcquisitionShippingReturnsGross marginAcquisitionShippingReturns

The money in your own site is not the first order but the second and third; the category decides whether a second happens.

  • Repeats come from consumables, parts, subscriptions and daily-use goods
  • Upgrades come from new versions, series and membership benefits
  • For one-off, low-frequency, price-compared goods the value is diluted
  • With the list in your hands, holidays and launches bring buyers back
e.g. filters, pet, outdoor consumables
Check B By your category
0Repeats decide
0Repeat categories
0List ownership
70%Suggested repeat share
First-order profitUsually thinnest
Repeat profitMain source
ConsumablesPartsSubscriptionMembershipConsumablesPartsSubscriptionMembership

The third check is the most overlooked, yet it decides whether you rent traffic or build assets: who your buyers are and what they bought.

  • Brand: domain, content and search terms all become yours
  • List: email and SMS reach buyers directly without buying traffic again
  • Testing: you trial new lines without a marketplace timetable
  • If you only ship goods and do not care who buys, your own site matters far less
e.g. brand and repeat buyers
Check C Who owns it
0Data assets
0Yours
0Platform-taken
100%List ownership
MarketplaceBuyers not yours
Own siteYour own list
ListBehaviourReviewsContentSearch termsListBehaviourReviewsContentSearch terms

Two of three and it works

Thresholds are our own advice
Diagnosis

Crunch the numbers first

Start with where your buyers come from

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