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Simple Pricing

Selling should never cost before you’ve made a sale.
Eliminate the risk

How Max Retail Pricing Works

$0
Upfront Cost
$0
Monthly Fee
$0
Listing Fee
15%
Only When You Sell
Standard shipping rates apply.
What’s Included

A Full-Service Partner

With Max Retail pricing, one 15% fee covers everything, and only when you make a sale.
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Multi-Channel Distribution

Your inventory reaches buyers across major ecomm channels automatically.

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Listing Enhancements

We handle the copy & images, optimizing listings for each channel.

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End-Customer Support

We manage buyer questions before the sale and support after.

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Same-Day Payout

Get paid as soon as your shipping label scans.

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No Returns. Ever.

All sales are final once sold.

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POS Integrations

Connect your POS or upload a CSV. It's that easy.

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What Max Retail pricing really costs you

Max Retail pricing model works for independent retailers and brands.

Here is the simplest way to think about Max Retail pricing. You only pay when you actually make a sale. There is no cost to get started, no monthly bill that shows up whether you sell or not, and no charge for listing an item. If a piece sits for a while before it finds the right buyer, that waiting costs you nothing extra.

Say you list a sweater you have been carrying since last season, and its wholesale cost was at $100. When it sells, Max Retail pricing takes 15 percent, which is $15, standard shipping is withheld from your payout and ~$78 drops into your bank account as soon as you ship. You did not pay to list it, you were not billed every month it waited, and you spent no time or money to list across the various sales channels or deal with online shoppers. With Max Retail pricing, we win when you win.

It helps to weigh Max Retail pricing against the real cost of doing nothing. Inventory that sits does not hold its price. It gets marked down again and again until it finally moves, often for much less than you paid for it and taking way longer to move than you (or your customers) would like. It is one of the quietest drains on an independent store, which is why Women’s Wear Daily covered how Max Retail helps retailers and brands clear their excess inventory.

That is the whole idea behind Max Retail pricing. Your risk stays low, your cash is not tied up in fees before you have sold a thing, and you keep the large majority of every sale. In truth, the cost of unsold inventory is significantly higher than Max Retail’s 15% fee. When you are deciding whether Max Retail pricing fits your store, the comparison that matters is not fifteen percent against zero. It is fifteen percent against everything an unsold rack taking up space, hangers, and cashflow.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Answers to the things everyone asks.

What does the 15% cover?
Everything. Max Retail’s 15% fee covers:

  • Listing creation including all the heavy lifting such as images, descriptions, and all the attributes needed to successfully sell your products online.
  • Access to sales channels without needing individual accounts yourself; one Max Retail account gets you everything.
  • End consumer support, both before and after the sale. You never have to talk to the online shoppers directly, and this also includes fraud protection, as we all know how tricky consumers can be.
  • Same-day payouts, as soon as the shipping label we provide you is scanned, the money is dropped into your bank account without delay.
  • A final sale policy. The merchandise you sell on Max Retail will not be returned to you unless it is damaged or erroneous. We know you never want to see it again after it finally leaves your store.
How is my payout calculated?

You keep 85% of the wholesale cost you list on Max Retail, plus a standard shipping rate per order. That’s significantly more than you’ll recover through any liquidation channel or jobber, and a much faster, easier way to move inventory efficiently.

What if nothing sells?

You pay nothing. Max Retail is 100% performance-based, if we don’t sell it, you don’t owe us a dime. Our goal is always to sell your inventory, and we keep working for you until it moves.

When exactly do I get paid?

You get paid as soon as the shipping label is scanned. Funds are deposited directly into your account through Stripe, no waiting, no net-30 terms, no chasing invoices

How much is shipping?
Shipping costs depend on the category sold. 90% of categories are $6.99, such as apparel, swim, accessories, and eyewear. Footwear is $8.99 per order, and heavy outerwear and blankets are $11.99 per order.
How much do retailers typically make per year on Max Retail?

On average, retailers on Max Retail receive $38,400 in payouts each year, which improves cash flow and frees up space for new inventory. Larger enterprise sellers earn over $250,000 annually on average, depending on the amount of inventory listed.

Is there a minimum inventory requirement?
The amount of inventory in your list is directly related to how much you will make.

  • Start with at least $3,000 to $6,000 of wholesale inventory, or a minimum of 30 different styles.
  • Scale however you like: list a single unit or thousands.
  • The best results come from sellers who list 50 or more styles to start, with a minimum of $10,000 wholesale.

Most important: listing once is not what defines your success on the platform. Listing inventory consistently is how you make the most on Max Retail.

What type of inventory should I list?
Max Retail works best for slow-moving, aged, or excess boutique inventory, brands and styles that didn’t sell through at full price. Think end-of-season leftovers, overstock from recognizable designer and contemporary labels. If you’ve heard of it, we can sell it. Apparel, footwear, accessories, handbag, jewelry, eyewear, and even some gift and beauty (as long as it’s not expired). Must be under 5 lbs and cannot be breakable.
Do I have to deal with returns?
No. All sales on Max Retail are final, so you ship once and you’re done and paid. Our support team handles any customer issues on your behalf. But if you ship something damaged or wrong, such as two left feet or the wrong size, it is coming back to you. Because we payout as soon as you ship the order, this will be charged to your card on file.
What if I decline an order?
Because there are no listing fees, or monthly fees, and Max Retail only gets paid for successfully generating sales, the only thing we ask of our sellers is that they keep their inventory up-to-date and successfully approve the orders we send them. There is a $10 fee if you decline an order. This is because we have created your listings, managed the sales channels, and dealt with all the consumers, and successfully generated the sale. Please keep your inventory up-to-date and approve your Max Retail orders so that everybody wins.
What if I cancel an order?
Cancellations are 100% avoidable because we simply ask that our sellers pull and inspect the item before approving an order in Max Retail. Because canceled orders are complicated to undo with our sales channels, there is a $20 cancellation fee. We don’t see these happen very often.
Do I need to sign a long-term contract?

No. There are no long-term contracts on Max Retail, you can pause or stop selling at any time. We want you on the platform because it’s working for you, not because you’re locked in.

Max Retail pricing for a boutique apparel and accessories collection


$131K


in payouts


“This has been a game changer for my business. It runs in the background while I run my store.”


Women’s Contemporary Retailer · Texas

Zero fees to start.

Nothing to lose.

designer sunglasses and brand-name eyewear for men's, women's, kid's, and more.
Morgan Hatin Bodstrom

Morgan Hatin Bodstrom

Co-founder | Chief People Officer

As co-founder and Chief People Officer, Morgan focuses on hiring the best talent for the team and fostering a united culture as they grow. Morgan previously co-owned a retail store with co-founder, Melodie. She also spent several years in executive recruiting in NYC with a focus in wholesale apparel, footwear and accessories.