Most programs sell you one store. One membership gets you several, plus more every time we open a new marketplace. Our team runs all of them, and you keep 70% of the profit.
Our team and warehouse in Auburn, Massachusetts.

30,000sq ft U.S. warehouse



100+new listings a day, per storeIt takes six jobs to run an online store, and our team handles all six.
Built in your name on eBay and Poshmark in about 30 days.
Our in-house AI finds products that sell and lists them for you.
eBay orders ship from the supplier. Poshmark orders ship from our Massachusetts warehouse.
Messages, returns and tracking questions, answered by our U.S. team.
One statement across every store. You keep 70% of the net profit.
If your share hasn't covered your fee by month 16, we waive our cut until it does.
Here's what happens every time one of your items sells.
Once you're in, you're in. Every marketplace we open gets added to your membership, so your portfolio keeps growing without another fee.
Nearly half of what Americans buy online now happens on a marketplace, and marketplaces drove almost three-quarters of U.S. ecommerce growth in 2025.Source: eMarketer, US Marketplace Ecommerce 2025. eBay buyers: eBay Q2 2026 results. Poshmark users: poshmark.com.
Averages from our earnings claim statement, and screenshots from partner stores.
Averages from our FTC Earnings Claim Statement: 42.9% average ROI on cost of goods for eBay stores and 41.3% for Poshmark stores (August–September 2026), after marketplace fees and before the 30% split. These are averages, not a prediction. They aren't annualized and don't include the membership fee. Your results will differ. Read the statement.










You don't buy one store and stop. Here's how your portfolio builds from here.
Straight answers to what people ask us first. Still unsure? That's what the call is for.
Ecom Accelerator is a U.S. company that builds and runs eBay and Poshmark stores for partners who own them. Our team handles the products, listings, orders and customer service. Partners keep 70% of the net profit and spend about 30 minutes a week on it. Since 2024 we've built 350+ stores for 150+ partners, with 170+ accounts in a row without a store suspension.
We do. Our team has run its own ecommerce stores since 2018, and started Ecom Accelerator in 2024. The problem is a ceiling: marketplaces only let one person own about one or two stores, in their own name. Our team has the people, the software and the suppliers to run hundreds of stores. What we don't have is hundreds of names. You own the stores, we run them, and we split the profit.
Our stores do best on marketplaces that are just opening up, where buyers already shop but almost nobody sells as a real business yet. Before, every time we found the next one, partners had to pay again to get on it. Now one initiation fee puts your stores on every marketplace we run: eBay and Poshmark today, Mercari next (launching by 2027), and every marketplace we add after that, with no new membership fee.
Your stores go up on it, in your name, run by our team, on the same 70/30 split. There's no new membership fee. Mercari is next, by 2027, and we're always testing the next one behind it. Once you're in, you're in.
Yes, our 16-Month Profit Protection. Sixteen months after your first sale, we add up your 70% across every store. If it hasn't covered your membership fee, you choose: we take 0% and you keep 100% of the profit until it has, or our team builds you another store at no cost. It's written into the membership agreement.
On top of that, we work on a split of the profit, not the sales. If your stores don't make a profit, our team doesn't get paid.
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No. There are no loans, no inventory financing and no stock sitting in your garage. You keep a card on file with $5K–$10K available, and we only charge it for an item after a customer has already paid for it in your store. The customer's money lands in your bank account, and you pay the card off each month. The card is needed because marketplaces can hold payouts for up to 30 days on new stores.
No. If you can do online banking, you can own this. You sign up for the seller accounts in your name, and we walk you through every screen. After that, our team does the listings, orders, customers and returns. Your side is the finances: pay off the product card, review your monthly statement and pay the invoice for our 30%. Most partners spend about 30 minutes a week on it.
You do. Every store and seller account is in your name, and the marketplace pays you directly. You can leave on 30 days' notice and keep your stores.
About $2 billion a year is spent on Poshmark, and fewer than 1 in 100 sellers there is a professional business. Most are people clearing out their closets. Poshmark doesn't allow drop-shipping: every package has to ship with Poshmark's own label. That's why we run a 30,000 sq ft warehouse in Massachusetts, where our team repacks each order and ships it out. Most companies in this space can't do that step.
Our team picks the products. Our in-house AI finds what's selling right now, like home, kitchen, auto and outdoor, and pulls items that go out of stock. As for competing: eBay alone has 136 million active buyers, and our system spreads products across partner stores so each one carries its own mix.
eBay and Poshmark collect and pay sales tax on each order for you, so you're not filing sales tax every month. You pay tax on your profit, like any business you own, and the monthly profit and loss statement is what you hand your accountant. Most partners run their stores through an LLC to keep the business separate from personal money, but it isn't required. We're not your accountant, so bring these questions to your CPA too.
Onboarding: within one business day, our team reaches out. You verify your ID and set up your accounts. That's most of the work you'll ever do. Setup: over about 30 days, we build your stores and start listing, slowly on purpose, because marketplaces trust accounts that grow steadily. Launch: your stores go live, and your first sale starts the 16-month protection clock. Ramp: for the next four to six months, we add 100+ new listings a day per store while your reviews and sales build.
It's not a get-rich-quick plan, and it won't replace a six-figure salary overnight. Stores usually take four to six months to really get going, so if you can't leave capital in for at least a year, it's probably not for you.
It is for people whose capital isn't doing as much as it could, who want monthly cash flow from a real business they own, with our team running it.
No pressure on the call. If it isn't a fit, we'll tell you.