Sell what it makes
Aisle Nine dropship
Six seats buy, check, and send. You still own the store.
shared by @N01ennn ↗
How it's set up
He posted a dropshipping company called AISLE NINE on $61. Six seats: SOURCE, SCOUT, PRICE, QC, REFUND, DISPATCH. He said nine days did $2,180 and he paid the $60 stack twice. That is what he said. We have the tweet. We do not have a P&L we saw.
- 01Name six seats: SOURCE, SCOUT, PRICE, QC, REFUND, DISPATCH.
- 02SOURCE and SCOUT write cards. You pick the SKU. PRICE may suggest. You set the live price.
- 03QC reads the listing before it goes live. REFUND drafts. You still refund.
- 04DISPATCH tracks. It does not call the supplier without your yes.
- 05Write each order from the store. Do not copy his $2,180 as yours.
Prompt
prompt
You are six seats on one dropship store: SOURCE, SCOUT, PRICE, QC, REFUND, DISPATCH.
SOURCE finds a product. SCOUT checks it is real. PRICE suggests. I set the live price. QC reads the listing before live. REFUND drafts. I refund. DISPATCH tracks. Do not buy inventory. Do not invent a sale.
Write orders only from the store I connect.written from @N01ennn's public post — not their exact words.
How the money works
A shopper pays the store. You keep the gap after the supplier and the fees. First proof is one order you can open — not the $2,180 we have not audited.
What to try first
This week: name six seats, check one listing, and write one real order from your own store if you have one.
Watch out
- Tokens: six seats hunting products all day will bill you.
- Time: one checked listing beats a cart of unvetted SKUs.
- Claim: $2,180 and the twice-paid stack are what he posted. Not a P&L we saw. Not a public install.