Katie Melissa is the founder of Elite Automation, a company that offers Amazon FBA and Walmart automation services for modern investors who want a new stream of passive income.
Katie’s been doing ecom for seven years.
Her team has done more than eight figures in sales.
They’re willing to create, build, and scale you your very own store from scratch.
With decades of collective experience and fancy data-driven software, they can cherry-pick the best products for your store.
Elite Automation manages ecommerce stores for hundreds of clients, and counting.
Their Amazon FBA automation model is different than the standard dropshipping approach most automation companies use.
It makes your store sustainable; an asset that grows in market value the longer that it operates and generates profits.
So not only will it create passive cash flow for you, but you can sell it for a multiple one day, if you so choose.
Katie’s team will do 99% of the work and leverage your credit to scale the store.
On top of the initial investment, Elite Automation will take a percentage split of the monthly net profits generated.
Many of their automated Amazon and Walmart clients are pocketing $5k per month or more within the first nine months.
Again, Elite Automation is not a consulting firm, but rather, a full-blown, done-for-you management provider.
Whether you’re brand new to ecom or a seasoned seller, they’ve got the professional, profitable, hands-free solution you’re looking for.
What will you have to do?
After you’re onboarded, almost nothing.
Doesn’t matter if you’re transferring them an aged store or having them start a new Amazon or Walmart store from scratch, Elite Automation will ensure it’s set up properly and ready to run without you being involved at all.
For Amazon, it’ll take one to two months to get your inventory squared away; with Walmart, they’ll begin listing items in your store almost immediately and you can expect to see sales within a couple weeks of account approval.
How will you track your profits?
Elite Automation will provide accounting services on your behalf.
Amazon FBA clients will receive a regular P&L statement, while Walmart automation clients will be able to access a Sales and Profit tracking spreadsheet that’ll be updated daily.
How often will you be paid?
Both Amazon and Walmart pay you out biweekly, so every two weeks.
What if you’ve signed up to be a Walmart seller previously and gotten denied?
Hit ’em up; they may be able to help via their Walmart Approval Service.
How much does Elite Automation cost?
They don’t list prices on their website, but most of the other Amazon and Walmart automation companies we’ve reviewed are anywhere from $10k to $60k to get started.
From there, they ask you to have as much available credit as possible. Ideally, $10k to $20k, but the more the better.
In terms of ongoing fees, you’re looking at like $40 a month to maintain your seller account, and that’s it.
Last, don’t forget, depending on your buy-in, Elite Automation will take a certain percentage of profit each month.
What could go wrong?
There’s always a chance products don’t sell, or maybe not at the pace you’re hoping they will.
There could be shipping delays, depending on how the pandemic behaves.
But the biggest threat is always your Walmart or Amazon store getting terminated.
You’ll wanna ask Elite Automation their policy on that, should it happen. Some companies will launch you a new store and cover the cost; others won’t.
Katie gives off good vibes, but man, automated stores require too much capital, patience, and risk for my liking.