Introduction

If you want to start an Amazon Private Label business, then it has some good potential, but the first, and very crucial step is to know what it will cost you to start. Sourcing products and setting a brand strategy are just some of the different expenses in selling your products on Amazon. This is the first article in a series that will cover every aspect that you need to know about the setup of your Amazon business from the cost implications involved to errors to avoid when starting Amazon Business. For startup types, it can prevent waste and for scalings types, it can solve problems by helping the businesses understand when, how, and where to invest to optimize future profitability.

How Much Investment Required for Amazon Private Label?

It is possible to make up a good amount of money from an Amazon Private Label business, as long as it is well-run, though the initial capital is not fixed, and depends upon many factors, such as product type, quality, quantity, and plan. Here’s a breakdown of the costs you can expect when launching an Amazon Private Label brand. But to actually be able to sell something on Amazon, a person needs to create a professional seller account. There are two types of accounts: Individual and Professional. Many private label sellers prefer the Professional plan as it is $9.99, and it unlocks functionality such as bulk listing and enhanced reporting. (Estimated Cost: $39.99/month (for Professional account)