Inventory logistics
Inventory management and U.S. logistics connect product availability with customer demand, supporting order volume across the marketplace stores.
Fully managed e-commerce portfolios
Own the business.
We run the stores.
Wealth Automators builds and manages stores on Amazon, Walmart, eBay and TikTok Shop.
Discuss your goals, the capital involved and how the team would run your stores.
4 marketplaces.
1 operating team.
amazonWalmartebayTikTok Shop
A different kind of ownership
Build a business. Keep your time.
You’ve worked hard to build your capital. Put it toward a business beyond your salary, stocks or real estate, without taking on another full-time job.
Sell established products on marketplaces people already use. Your role is to fund the business, review its progress and make important decisions. The operating team handles the daily work, so ownership can fit alongside your existing commitments.
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The experience behind your business
Recognized partners. Experienced operators.
13+Years in e-commerce
$500MTotal historical sales
100+Active portfolios
180+U.S. employees
Company-reported operating figures confirmed September 26, 2026; measurement periods were not supplied. Marketplace relationships are described separately.
Established products. Familiar names.Access to 1,500+
Access to 1,500+
major U.S. brands.
We source through authorized brand and distributor relationships, focusing on established products consumers already buy. The 1,500+ brand figure was company-confirmed September 26, 2026; its measurement period was not supplied.
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You own the business. We manage the stores.
Your company, marketplace accounts and stores belong to you. You retain 100% ownership, provide setup and inventory capital, review performance and approve the decisions that matter.
Wealth Automators handles research and sourcing, listings and orders, fulfillment and customer support across Amazon, Walmart, eBay and TikTok Shop.
Monthly profit and loss reports (P&Ls) and a direct communication channel keep you connected, with a published target of roughly an hour a week of owner oversight.
After buildout, ongoing management is paid through a share of profits. Your agreement sets out the costs, responsibilities and profit-sharing terms.
Explore the partnership in detail
Behind the storefrontHow we build
How we build
and run your stores.
Store Buildout
The team builds and launches your stores on the marketplaces in your portfolio.
Sales Research
AI and real-time marketplace sales data guide research into the top 10% of best-selling products, focusing on established brands customers already buy.
Sourcing
The team compares supplier pricing and margins through authorized U.S. brand and distributor relationships.
Listing Products
Products are listed under their official brand listings. The team manages the catalog and adjusts product selection as demand changes.
Sell First, Buy Later
Products are purchased from the supplier after a customer pays and places an order. Purchasing follows a sale, reducing the need to commit capital to unsold stock. Listings can change as demand shifts.
Order Fulfillment
The team manages payment processing, order handling, shipping and customer service, coordinating the work from the customer’s order through delivery.
Stay close to the business without managing every order. Review its progress with the team and stay involved in the decisions that matter.
Book an intro callU.S. logistics and fulfillment
behind your stores.
The team coordinates inventory, packing, shipping and fulfillment so you can own the business without handling each order.
Packing and shipping
Orders are packed, labeled and shipped through the U.S. fulfillment network, with the team coordinating the work behind each delivery.
U.S. fulfillment centers
A multi-state network handles warehousing, quality control, order processing and outbound distribution within the United States.
AI inventory oversight
The team uses real-time demand, seasonal trends and sales velocity to adjust product listings and inventory selection as buying patterns change.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PORTFOLIOS
Hear from
Wealth Automators clients.
CLIENT CONVERSATIONS
The numbers are one part of the story. The people who chose Wealth Automators tell the rest.
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Choosing the right team
Dean shares what he looked for in an operating team, how onboarding worked, and why owners still need to stay available for account decisions.
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Vicki on her first store
Vicki shares her experience starting her first e-commerce store, receiving clear guidance, and giving the business time to develop.
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Lisa on getting started
Lisa describes her initial questions, the onboarding process, and how direct communication helped her feel more comfortable getting started.
Watch the full interview and transcriptReady to build a business with a team behind you?
Let’s talk about your goals, the capital involved, and how the team would run your store.
The evidence, in fullSee store sales,
See store sales,
costs and profit.
Explore reports from managed stores across 4 marketplaces, with the reporting period and costs shown for each example.
Historical monthly ROI
Company-reported ROI on inventory sold. The original summary does not specify this range’s reporting period. What the numbers mean.
- Lowest ROI month
- 7.06%
- Average monthly ROI
- 44.93%
- Highest ROI month
- 377.34%
Amazon portfolio3 Amazon stores.
3 Amazon stores.
Different stages.
Compare established, growing and newer stores using their sales and recent monthly profit reports.
Read the Amazon reportWalmart · First quarter 2026A quarter of Walmart
A quarter of Walmart
sales, costs and profit.
Revenue only tells part of the story. See the product costs, fees and reported net profit behind a quarter of store performance.
Read the Walmart report
What ownership
involves.
For professionals, business owners and investors who want to diversify through a business and have the capital and long-term outlook to build one.
You review monthly profit and loss reports, stay connected to the team and approve important decisions.
100%Your business.
Your marketplace accounts.
Your ownership.
Book an intro call Your marketplace accounts.
Your ownership.
What you fund
Buildout
Inventory
Fees & operations
Our management team earns a share of profits.
After buildout, our ongoing management compensation comes from a share of profits, giving our team a direct incentive to help your business perform. We’ll walk through the structure and terms on your introductory call.
What to expect after launch
Company-published guidance. Timing and results are not guaranteed.
30–90 daysBuild & launch
The published launch target depends on setup and marketplace approvals. The team builds the stores; you fund the business and approve key decisions.
First 6 monthsEstablish the business
New stores need time to build trust, reviews and sales history. The company advises against expecting significant returns during this period.
Year 2 & beyondWork toward maturity
Company guidance places meaningful growth often in the second year. This is a long-term operating business, and results remain variable.
Before you decideGood questions.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Understand the capital, the timeline and your responsibilities before taking the next step.
Explore all questionsWhat do I actually need to do as an owner?
You provide setup and inventory capital, review performance and approve important decisions. The team handles the daily store operations. The published model targets roughly an hour a week of owner oversight, supported by monthly profit and loss reports and direct communication with the team.
What capital and costs should I plan for?
The Wealth Automators minimum is $25,000. Plan for buildout, inventory purchases, marketplace fees and operating costs, and confirm what the minimum covers in your written proposal. Purchasing against customer orders reduces the need to buy unsold inventory in bulk, but the business still needs working capital. Your introductory call covers the funding requirements and current terms for your situation.
How soon can my stores be operational?
The published launch target is 30–90 days, depending on the marketplace, approvals and setup requirements. The team builds the stores while you fund the business and approve key decisions. Launch is an operating milestone, not a promise of profitability.
What kind of returns should I expect?
Returns vary, and new stores need time to establish sales history. The published guidance advises against expecting significant returns in the first six months, with meaningful growth often beginning in the second year. For historical context, the published January 2025–January 2026 sample reports a 44.7% average return on cost of goods. That measures performance against inventory cost, not all capital committed to the business. Review the reports for their periods, costs and calculation methods. Those examples are not a forecast for your business.
Why partner with owners instead of operating every store yourselves?
Wealth Automators also operates its own stores. As the company explains, marketplace limits on seller accounts are one reason for partnering with independent business owners. The partnership brings together your capital and ownership with the team’s operating experience and infrastructure. You retain your business, while the team builds and manages the stores. After buildout, ongoing management is paid through a share of profits; your introductory call covers the current structure and terms.
Is there a guarantee?
Past performance, case studies and client experiences provide historical context, rather than a guarantee of future results. Individual outcomes vary with market conditions, capital allocation and operational execution. As with any business, there is risk, including potential loss of capital. Review the available information and consult your professional advisers when evaluating whether the partnership suits your circumstances.
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