Growth review
Quote on request
- Review of sales, stock, cash and team
- Three-path model with assumptions
- Written recommendation and sequence
Amazon growth planning built around stock, cash and supply
Engagement scope
What the growth engagement includes, and how fees are agreed
We agree the scope in writing first. Fees follow the work, and there is no public price list because stock, markets and team differ for every brand.
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- Excluded work named, not implied
- Changes priced before they start
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Ways to start
No price is shown here. Each option is quoted after the growth review.
Inventory planning
Quote on request
- Forecast and reorder triggers
- Inbound timing plan
- Monthly review of stock against sales
Growth leadership
Quote on request
- Quarterly plan owned by one lead
- Market sequence and triggers
- Monthly review with written decisions
Vendor to seller move
Quote on request
- Readiness review and staged plan
- Parallel build and tested switch
- Rollback plan and close-out review
What is inside a scope
Inside the scope is what we write down: the products and marketplaces covered, the reports and models we produce, the meetings, the decisions we own and the decisions that stay with you. Each item has a named owner on both sides, so nothing depends on memory.
The scope also names the cadence. A monthly review, a quarterly plan or a weekly working session each has a fixed slot and a fixed set of outputs, so the time commitment is visible before you agree.
What sits outside
Outside the scope are tasks such as product sourcing, manufacturing, paid media production, customs and freight booking, legal disputes and work on marketplaces that are not listed in the scope. We can add them as separate pieces of work with their own scope and fee.
We will not quietly widen the scope. If a request falls outside what was agreed, we name it, estimate the effort and ask whether you want it added.
How fees are agreed
After the growth review we send a written proposal with the scope, the reporting format, the approval rules, the start and notice terms, and the fee. You approve it in writing before work begins. Third-party costs, such as software you choose to add, are shown separately before they are incurred.
The proposal shows how the fee is built from the scope, so you can compare it with other options on like-for-like terms.
Questions about scope and fees
- Why no public price list?
Stock depth, the number of markets and the level of support change the work a great deal. A published list would either overcharge simple brands or underprice complex ones.
- Is there a minimum term?
Notice and minimum terms are written into each proposal. We explain them on the growth review before you decide.
- Can we start with only the growth review?
Yes. Many brands start there. You receive the written review and model, whether or not you go on to a longer scope.
- What if the scope changes midway?
A change is written down, its effect on the plan is shown, and the fee for the change is quoted before it starts.
Ask for a written proposal
Tell us the scope you have in mind. We reply with questions and send a written proposal only after the growth review.
What to include
- Products and marketplaces in scope
- Work you want us to own
- Work you want to keep in-house
- Timeline you are working to
Please do not send passwords or confidential files.
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