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Create your first offer (without getting rejected)

Listing rules, pricing strategy, and the offer review process.

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Create your first offer (without getting rejected)
7 min read·May 20, 2026

Every new offer goes through admin review before it's listed. Most rejections are for the same handful of reasons — get those right and you'll be approved in hours, not days.

Pick the right product

  • Use the existing product catalog. Don't create duplicates — your offer will be rejected and you'll waste a review cycle.
  • Match the exact variant — 'Netflix Premium 30 days' is not the same as 'Netflix Standard 30 days'.
  • If your product isn't in the catalog, contact support to add it. It usually takes 24h.
  1. 1

    Open Dashboard → Create offer

    Choose the product, set the delivery type (instant / manual), and your price in USD.

    Create offer
    Product
    Netflix Premium · 30 days
    Delivery
    Instant
    Price (USD)
    5.99
    Stock
    120
    Title (optional)
    Fast delivery · 30-day warranty
  2. 2

    Add pack tiers (optional but powerful)

    Pack tiers reward bulk buyers. Example: 1× $5.99, 3× $5.49 each, 10× $4.99 each. Buyers see the savings automatically and average order size jumps ~40% with tiers enabled.

    Pack tiers
    Boost AOV
    1 unit$5.99 each
    3 units$5.49 each (-8%)
    10 units$4.99 each (-17%)
  3. 3

    Load your stock (instant delivery only)

    Paste credentials one per line. The system encrypts them at rest and only reveals them after a paid order. Don't pre-load junk to look like you have stock — failed deliveries kill your rating.

  4. 4

    Wait for review

    Most offers are reviewed in under 24h. If rejected, you'll get a reason — fix it and resubmit, no penalty.

Top 3 rejection reasons
1) Wrong product variant. 2) Price obviously below market without explanation (looks like a scam, hurts every other seller). 3) Title/description doesn't match the listing — keep it boring and accurate.

Pricing strategy

Buyers sort by lowest first by default. The cheapest 3 offers get 70% of the volume on a given product. But undercutting by 20% screams 'scam'. The sweet spot is the cheapest-by-1-cent strategy: match the cheapest legitimate seller and price 1¢ under.

StrategyVolumeMarginReputation
Cheapest minus 1¢Very highThinNeutral
Match the medianMediumHealthyBuilds slowly
Premium with badgeLow–mediumExcellentStrong
Suspiciously cheap (-20%)Spike then banDestroyed