How listing prices and seller commission work

Every storehouse item has a company price. That is the base. Seller packages add a commission percentage on that base only. The public listing is company price plus that commission. Shoppers pay the listing total. Sellers earn the commission amount when the order completes and is not refunded.

Example: company price $50, Diamond 35%. Commission is $50 × 35% = $17.50. Listing price is $50 + $17.50 = $67.50. We do not take 35% of $67.50. Silver uses 20% and Gold uses 30% the same way.

On product cards you see the listing price in red. A gray lined-through price appears only when the original price is higher than the current listing — a real sale, not a duplicate of the same number.

Sellers should treat Total price in the storehouse table as what customers will see. Company price and Seller commission are the two parts of that total. Packages also cap how many products you can list unless you are on Diamond.

• Silver: +20% of company price
• Gold: +30% of company price
• Diamond: +35% of company price