Launch
Channel launch
We get you approved and live on a new marketplace in 4–6 weeks, with every listing and setting checked before it goes live.
from £1,500 per channel
What we actually do
Eight steps. One sign-off at a time.
- ApplyCompany docs, VAT, trading history and returns policy prepared; application submitted and chased with the category team.
- Set up the shopShop settings, shipping methods and lead times, returns address, payment and KYC checks.
- Map the catalogueYour data matched to the marketplace category template, mandatory attributes filled, EANs validated, images resized to spec.
- Build listingsTitles, descriptions, bullets and attributes written for that marketplace. Written by our specialists for that marketplace's search and category rules.
- Import and fixUpload, read the error reports, fix rejections until everything is live.
- Price and stockPrices set after commission, margin checked per SKU, stock uploaded.
- Connect systemsOrders and stock linked via Linnworks, ChannelUnity, ChannelEngine or API/CSV.
- Go live and hypercareTest order, go-live, then 30 days of daily checks on orders, rejections, messages and performance scores.
Indicative pricing
Typical costs. Fixed quote after a call.
Standard packages for the usual set-ups; custom quotes for anything bigger or messier. Ex VAT. Ad spend and marketplace fees are paid by you, direct.
| Typical work | What drives the cost | Typical cost |
|---|---|---|
| Channel launch | Catalogue size, variations, data quality, approval complexity | £1,500–£5,000 per channel |
| Amazon / eBay fix-up | Suppressed listings, variation structure, Brand Registry | £1,000–£3,000 |
Typical costs, ex VAT. Your fixed quote follows a 30-minute call and audit.
FAQ
Before you ask.
Is there a minimum term?
Retainers are 3 months minimum, then rolling with 30 days' notice. Projects are fixed-price.
Who approves changes?
You set a threshold. Anything above it, like price changes or new ad budgets, needs your sign-off.
Can we start small?
Yes. Most clients start with an audit, then one channel or one service.