How Much More Money Do I Need Once I've Purchased The Course?

Here at Drop Ship Formula, there are no hidden costs. We are very upfront about the fact that there are a handful of start-up costs on top of your initial payment for the course. We are happy to explain in further detail what these start-up costs are and why. I suppose that’s the reason you’re reading this, right?

So, as you may have seen already, we have three packages available:

Foundation - £895
Main Training Program
Bonus Courses

Premium - £1495
Main Training Program
Bonus Courses
Niche Validation
Mastermind Calls
10 x 30min 1-1 Coaching Calls

Ultimate - £2695
Main Training Program
Bonus Courses
Niche Validation
Mastermind Calls
10 x 30min 1-1 Coaching Calls
Done For You Website

You need to bear in mind when purchasing either the Premium or Ultimate package you are saving money by paying more upfront. You have coaching calls included in your package as well as Niche Validation (both extremely beneficial). Although the Core and Foundation packages do offer all the basics you will need to carry you through, coaching calls & niche validation are not included. Of course, you can purchase the coaching calls separately but it would cost slightly more to do so.

In addition to purchasing the program, there would be some start-up costs. All of which you need to make your business as successful as possible. Website hosting with Shopify is $29 (approximately £22) a month plus a data feed app to send your product data to Google which is about $5 (approximately £3.75) a month. A domain name which is about £20 for the year and an email which is about £5 a month.

You will have to pay upfront for the product purchase as you may have to wait up to 3 business days for funds to clear depending on how your customer pays for their order. So, in order to reduce any delay, it would be a good idea to have available funds of your own to cover the cost of the product purchase from your supplier, this could be anything in the range of £300 - £600.

Failing that you could delay the dispatch of the order until funds have cleared in your account from the customer's purchase, which starting out until you build some business capital isn't going to be a big problem.

Then when you get to the stage to start running advertising we recommend a £300 budget for the first month. You should get sales through within that month to cover those costs.

For the amount of return you’ll get, these start-up costs really aren’t anything to worry about. They are definitely a necessity when starting up your eCommerce business if you want it to be as professional as possible and for it to be a successful business.