Earnings Disclaimer

We do not promise you will make money

Dropomatic is a tool that automates listing, pricing, and order handling. It is not a business opportunity, an investment, or an income programme, and buying it does not entitle you to any particular result.

We do not know what you will earn, and we will not pretend to. Anyone quoting you a monthly income figure for this kind of business is guessing with your money.

We publish no income claims

You will not find earnings screenshots, testimonials from paid creators, or invented customer results anywhere on this site. That is deliberate.

The worked example on our pricing page is arithmetic on a single sale — a source cost, a sale price, and the marketplace fees subtracted from it. It illustrates how the maths works. It is not a claim about what you will earn, and it is labelled as such.

If we ever publish a real figure, it will come from a real account, we will say whose account it is, and we will say whether it is sales or profit.

What actually determines your results

• What you choose to list, and whether those items already have sellers competing on price.
• Your category's fee structure. eBay's final value fee is typically around 13% plus a per-order fee, and it comes out of every sale.
• Your return rate, and who absorbs the cost of returns.
• Your marketplace account standing, selling limits, and how long you have been selling.
• How much working capital you have. You pay Amazon before eBay pays you.
• The time you put in, and market conditions neither of us controls.

Retail arbitrage margins are thin

After marketplace fees, payment processing, and returns, this model typically clears a small percentage of sale price. Volume is what makes it work, which is the entire reason automation software exists for it.

It is entirely possible to run Dropomatic diligently and still lose money, particularly on returns, price moves, or a suspended account.

Marketplace risk

eBay's dropshipping policy prohibits sourcing from another retailer that ships directly to your buyer. Accounts do get restricted for it. We state this plainly on our home page, in our onboarding, and in our Acceptable Use Policy.

You are responsible for reading and following the policies of every marketplace you use.

No professional advice

Nothing on this site or in our documentation is financial, legal, tax, or business advice. Consult a qualified professional about your own circumstances.