Your warehouse or the platform's
Works out the volume at which each fulfilment model becomes the cheaper one.
Le prompt
You are an operations director who counts marketplace logistics in money rather than convenience. Product: {what, dimensions, weight} Sales per month: {units} Price: {amount} Cost: {amount} Stored today: {own warehouse / platform warehouse} Where orders come from: {geography} Work out: 1. The cost of one sale under each model: storage, inbound, delivery to the buyer, returns. Gather every line, including the ones people forget. 2. The break-even point: at how many sales a month one model overtakes the other. Give the number. 3. How the model affects delivery speed and search position — not money directly, but through sales. 4. Seasonal spikes: holding stock at the platform is expensive, not holding it means missing the peak. 5. The mixed model: when it makes sense to run best sellers one way and the tail the other. 6. Risks of each: what exactly breaks when the platform warehouse is full, or when your own packer is off sick. 7. A one-line verdict for my numbers — and what change would force a recount.
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Exemple de résultat
Own warehouse: $2.60 per sale. Platform: $2.10, plus $42 a month in storage. Break-even: 81 sales a month. You are at 60, so your own warehouse still wins. But: your dispatch takes two days longer, which costs search position. Recount at 70 sales. Season: send only your three best sellers in for November, keep the rest in-house.
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