The paid kit
The decoder answers for one sale. The kit runs the whole month: what to list on which day, when each payout actually lands, how to stay in the fast branch, and what to do on days 30, 60 and 90 to raise your limits. Built entirely from eBay's published rules — the ones checked October 21, 2026.
$39
One-time payment. No subscription, no account, no platform money — we don't take money from platforms, and this kit is the only thing we sell.
One
Thirty days, each with its job: listing days, shipping discipline, the days your first releases and payouts should land, the refill points, and the day-30 review. Print it and tick it off.
Two
One worksheet per item: the photo checklist (the six shots that answer buyer questions before they become cases), the title builder, the item-specifics checklist, and the honest-flaw line that keeps “not as described” at zero.
Three
Every behavior that keeps a sale in the fast branch, as a pre-listing and pre-shipping checklist: tracking, handling time, category scrutiny, price lines — the branch is chosen before the sale, and this is where you choose it.
Four
Exactly what to do at day 30, 60 and 90: what eBay reviews, what record to present, when to request an increase and what to say, and how to sequence bigger listings as the cap rises.
Five
For the common categories: the minimum price at which an item keeps what you need after the full stack — final value fee, per-order fee, label — with the shipping fee already baked in, so “free shipping” never quietly eats the sale.
Six
What to keep from sale one (the 1099-K threshold currently sits at $20,000 and 200 transactions federally; some states are lower), plus the sourcing guardrails for month two: what not to buy yet, and the categories that stay slow even for older accounts.
You have not listed yet, or you are inside your first month, and you want the month planned instead of improvised — dates, slots and keeps known before they surprise you.
You are an established seller with standard payouts (your problem is optimization, not the first month), or you want sourcing secrets and income promises. We sell neither — we don't take money from platforms, and we don't print numbers we cannot source.
The First 30 Days Kit turns one decode into the whole month: the day-by-day calendar (limits, holds, when cash actually arrives), the First-10 listing worksheets, the hold-avoidance checklist, the limit-raise playbook for days 30/60/90, and the fee-proof pricing sheet for the common categories.
Included in the $39 First 30 Days Kit
Payment is a one-time $39 through Stripe. As soon as it completes, you are sent straight to the full kit page — the calendar, worksheets, checklists and playbooks, all on one page you can bookmark and print.
For one sale, yes — it is the same engine and the same rules. The kit exists because a month is thirty decisions, not one: sequencing, refills, the limit review, and the pricing floors are the parts a single decode cannot hold.
The kit is built on the dated rules page; when eBay moves a number, the rules page and its change log move first, and the kit's figures are re-checked against it. The calendar and the checklists do not depend on any single rate.