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Marketplaces and drop-ship channels
Third-party marketplaces and drop-ship networks that let suppliers sell furniture through other companies' storefronts.
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Buyer's guide: Marketplaces and drop-ship channels
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What it is
Online marketplaces and drop-ship programs where a store lists products it does not hold in stock, or where a manufacturer sells through other sellers' sites. The seller or supplier ships the order direct to the customer.
What to look for
- Fees and commissions on each sale
- Who handles delivery, returns and customer service
- How product and stock feeds reach the marketplace
- Control over prices and brand presentation
- Payment terms and chargeback rules
Questions to ask a vendor
- What is the total fee per sale, including payment and shipping charges?
- Who is responsible for damaged or late deliveries?
- How fast must we respond to a customer, and what happens if we do not?
- Can we set minimum prices?
- How do we leave, and what happens to customer data?
How pricing usually works
Usually a commission on each sale, sometimes with a monthly seller fee, and extra charges for shipping, ads and returns. Compare the margin that is left after every fee.