From inception to Q4 live scale: a transparent record of structured execution, capital deployment, and early revenue signals.
The account progressed through a controlled build-and-launch cycle, then into live marketplace operation under real fulfillment, advertising, and customer demand conditions, all under structured, continuous, retained execution.
The complete pre-launch execution cycle covering every operational step required to bring inventory live on Amazon. Client capital was deployed in controlled stages. Only actions resulting in direct financial outflow are reflected numerically.
Inventory went live in September 2025. Revenue progression was recorded across four live months under real fulfillment, advertising, and customer demand conditions. This is a mid-cycle operational checkpoint, not a terminal assessment.
Post-launch capital covered inventory restocking against sell-through behavior and launch-stage demand activation to establish early listing credibility. These are operational continuation investments, deliberately separated from Phase 1 build costs.
The same private label listings are currently under active expansion to the Amazon United States marketplace, converting validated Canadian traction into a materially larger addressable market with the catalog, brand registry, and supplier relationships already established.
Additional platform distribution via Walmart Marketplace has been identified as a subsequent phase following account onboarding, extending the same SKUs into omnichannel distribution without a second build cycle.
This report is a formal operational checkpoint within an ongoing account lifecycle, not a project completion report. Execution continues beyond the reporting period under the same retained engagement.
The same execution cycle viewed two ways: when capital was utilized, and how it was absorbed at the product level.
Only actions resulting in direct financial outflow are reflected numerically.
| Month | Cost-Triggered Milestone | Monthly | Cumulative |
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Recorded revenue behavior from first sale through the close of the reporting period. This section records when sales began and how they progressed. It does not attempt profitability analysis or business valuation.
| Month | Sales (CAD) | Units Sold | Avg. Unit Price | Net Result |
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Across four live months the account absorbed a cumulative net result of −$1,242.34. The month-by-month path is the operative signal: losses widened through the launch and Q4 inventory ramp, then crossed into monthly profit in December in month 4 of live selling, while revenue was simultaneously scaling to its highest point.
Three SKUs formed from two manufactured products. Filter to inspect each one's trajectory.
All values on this page are transcribed from the formula-driven source workbook and reconcile without adjustment. The four monthly rows sum to the stated period total, the three SKUs sum to the same figure, and each net result derives from a single consistent formula.
Sales $21,457.56 · Units 888 · Net −$1,242.34, each matching the workbook's Grand Total row exactly, and corroborated by the Amazon Seller Central dashboard in the evidence gallery below (888 units ordered). Unit COGS is derived in-sheet as manufacturing + inspection + freight, excluding listing media. View the underlying formulas ↗
The full cost stack behind each month, drawn from the source workbook. This is the mechanism behind December's crossover: not a step change in revenue quality, but advertising efficiency improving as the listings matured.
Launch-stage advertising carried the listings before organic ranking existed. As rank and review velocity built, the same revenue required progressively less paid support, the single largest driver of the December net result.
| Month | Sales | Ad Spend | Refunds | Amazon Fees | COGS | Net Result | Net Margin |
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Amazon fees combine referral, FBA fulfilment, and storage charges as settled by Amazon. COGS uses the workbook's per-unit landed cost (manufacturing + inspection + freight), excluding listing media which is treated as a one-time build cost in Phase 1.
Snapshots extracted directly from Amazon Seller Central, included to validate recorded activity, not to introduce interpretation.
Validates first sale date, cumulative revenue, and units sold.
Confirms live inventory movement and real sell-through.
Advertising spend transitioned primarily to seller-payable (sales-funded) settlement, indicating early cash-flow circulation.
Confirms revenue realization through actual bank payouts, beyond dashboard metrics.
Every default below is a realized rate from this account: unit COGS as derived in the source workbook, and fee, refund, and advertising rates as actually settled by Amazon. Adjust any input to model your own scenario.
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Defaults reflect this account's December 2025 realized rates: Amazon fees 45.8%, refunds 4.6%, advertising 19.0% of sales. Period-wide averages were 46.5% / 4.2% / 27.4%. Amazon fees here combine referral, FBA fulfilment, and storage as settled by Amazon; your own category rates will differ.
Assumes full sell-through of the modelled volume.
SKU 1 $11.035 · SKU 2 $2.305 · SKU 3 $4.610 per unit, covering manufacturing + inspection + freight, excluding listing media. SKU 3 is exactly 2× SKU 2, confirming the Pack-of-2 structure. Price presets use realized December average selling prices.