Annualized volume across managed catalogs
Ecommerce operating partner
Build a store that sells while you stay in control.
Elite Sellers designs, launches and manages stores across Amazon, Walmart, Shopify, TikTok Shop, Etsy and eBay. One team. Clear reporting. Growth you can actually track.
- Accounts stay in your name
- A named operator
- Weekly written reports
Illustrative snapshot. Results vary by catalog, category and spend.
Operating snapshot
Numbers from the stores we run today
These figures describe current Elite Sellers operations. They are not a promise of future revenue.
Storefronts in active management
Brand owners on a retainer
Channels covered by one team
Services
Six ways to put a store in motion
Pick a channel, or hand us the whole stack. Every engagement starts with a written scope, a launch plan and a named operator.
Amazon Automation
Research, listing, fulfillment setup and weekly performance reviews for private-label catalogs.
Walmart Automation
Seller Center setup, content, WFS planning and buy-box monitoring for growing brands.
Shopify Automation
Theme, merchandising, email flows and paid traffic that stay tied to product margin.
TikTok Shop
Shop setup, creative testing and affiliate coordination for products that travel on video.
Etsy
Shop setup, listing photos, titles and tags for handmade, vintage and craft brands.
eBay
Listing format, pricing and buyer care for sellers who want a steadier marketplace desk.
Why Elite Sellers
Operators first. Dashboards second.
You get a small team that knows the catalog, not a ticket queue. We report what moved, what stalled, and what we will change next week.
- One operator owns the account. Escalations go to a lead, not a new stranger.
- Channel work stays inside your accounts. Credentials are never shared outside the engagement.
- Pricing, inventory and creative decisions are written down before they go live.
- Monthly reviews cover margin, returns and stock risk, not vanity traffic.
Process
Four steps from first call to live store
Scope
We map category, budget, timeline and the channel that fits the product. You leave with a written plan.
Build
Listings, storefront, fulfillment and tracking are set up inside your own seller accounts.
Launch
We publish, watch early orders, and adjust price, content and inventory before scale.
Operate
Weekly notes and a monthly review keep the store healthy after the launch window closes.
Case notes
Recent work, told plainly
Home goods · Amazon
A 42-SKU catalog moved from stalled listings to a steady reorder rhythm in one quarter.
18% fewer stockoutsBeauty · TikTok Shop
Creative tests cut to three winners, then handed to affiliates.
3 hero videosApparel · Shopify
Email flows rebuilt around replenishment, not blanket discounts.
Repeat orders upClients
What operators say after the first quarter
The weekly note is the reason we stayed. I can see inventory risk before it becomes a lost week.
They refused a launch date that our stock could not support. That saved the first month.
Shopify and Amazon finally share one calendar. Promotions stopped colliding.
TikTok Shop felt chaotic until the creative tests had a stop rule. We know what to film now.
FAQ
Questions we hear before a contract
No. Accounts, payouts and brand assets stay in your name. We work inside access you grant and can revoke.
A focused catalog often takes four to eight weeks once product, compliance and inventory are ready. We will not publish a date the supply chain cannot meet.
No. Marketplace demand, ad auctions and stock all move. We commit to the operating plan, the reporting, and the decisions we agreed to make.
Amazon, Walmart, Shopify, TikTok Shop, Etsy and eBay can share one roadmap. We start with the channel that fits the product, then add the next one when operations are stable.
Ready for a calmer store?
Tell us the channel, the catalog size and the quarter you want to launch.
Contact
Send the brief. We reply with a plan, not a pitch deck.
Call +1 (832) 415-2096 or write [email protected].
