I want to start amazon fba with one product, there are some people asking for $300 per month and they will make one product for me sell in profit. inventory of $1000 initial $1000 in second month…they will spend $700 on ppc ads. is there any catch in this… is this possible…
profit they said is 25 to 35 percent.
experience people please advise what should i look out for?
I came across 120 Amazon products hitting 100k unit/month all year round.
Never sell without PPC. Continue running PPC for at least 1 year, then reduce the budget gradually.
Before paying anyone to build a business for you, make sure you understand the business yourself. Outsourcing execution before understanding the basics is where most beginners lose money.
Learn the fundamentals first, product selection, margins, and how ads actually work. Then decide if outside help makes sense.
No one will protect your money better than you will.
Be careful because many agencies show ideal numbers in the beginning selling one product with only $1000 inventory and heavy PPC is possible, but sustainability depends on product quality, competition, pricing, and strategy ask them how they selected the product, what profit looks like after all Amazon fees and PPC, and whether sales are organic or mostly ad-driven also remember that stopping PPC completely after 3 months is not realistic for most products, especially in competitive categories.
If you want to do wholesale with this budget, then I would like to say that they all provided you with the wrong information because FBA wholesale is not possible with this amount.
Starting Amazon FBA with one product can work, but please be careful because a lot of “done for you” agencies oversell the dream
A few things to look out for;
1, Ask if the product is already validated or if they’re just guessing it will sell. Huge difference.
2, $700 PPC for launch is possible on Amazon these days, especially in competitive categories. But if the product only survives with ads and has no organic ranking strategy, profit can disappear fast.
3, 25 to 35% profit sounds good on paper, but ask if that’s AFTER Amazon fees, PPC, shipping, refunds and storage fees. Many people quote margins before expenses.
4, Make sure the Amazon account stays fully under your control, your email, bank, LLC and brand registry if possible.
5, Ask what happens after 3 months. Will the product rank organically enough to reduce PPC, or will you need ads forever? Most products still need some PPC, just usually less over time.
6, Be careful of agencies making money mainly from monthly retainers instead of successful products.
If possible, ask them for real case studies, screenshots from Seller Central and proof of long term profitable products, not just launch results 
Amazon FBA is definitely possible, but go into it like an investment business, not passive income from day 1.
Do you understand better?
This setup is common in Amazon FBA, but be careful, no one can truly guarantee a profitable product. Many agencies earn from monthly fees and PPC spend whether the product succeeds or not. Spending $700 on ads for a new launch is realistic, but most products will still depend on PPC after 3 months unless the competition is very low and the listing ranks organically well. Before paying anyone, make sure you control the seller account and brand registry, ask for real long-term case studies, and check the actual profit margins after Amazon fees, ads, refunds, and storage costs. A true 25–35% net profit is possible, but it’s not guaranteed, especially for a first product.
Impossible.
Hahaha 
nice fairy tale, You will need ppc always! The other fees are basically their profit 
it will not work do it your self or don’t do it at all those guys who tell you that they can make you profitable products they lying if they could thay would do it by themselves
Honestly, I’d be careful. It’s possible, but many people make FBA look easier than it really is. Ask them for real profit proof after all Amazon fees and PPC costs, not just revenue screenshots.
Also, stopping PPC after 2–3 months is not guaranteed at all. In many niches you still need ads to maintain sales. Biggest risk is launching a generic product with heavy competition.
No chance to sell without PPC or any kind of marketing. Seriously, walk away and do your own research.
The best way to push a product is through engagement with an influencer. You need someone who takes time from their life to showcase your product without bias. Honest reviews are the best way to go, but you must seek out such people and have a worthy product.
Be cautious of hidden fees and PPC dependency clarify costs, product demand, and contract terms ensure realistic profit margins and plan for organic sales growth.
Amazon Wholesale is no longer an easy-entry model.
The system has evolved, and only professionals who truly understand compliance, sourcing, and brand requirements are surviving.
Today’s biggest challenges: Valid invoices, Brand approvals, Reliable suppliers, Account compliance…
This is not a “quick profit” game anymore.
It’s a structured business that rewards knowledge, strategy, and execution.
If you treat it professionally, it works. If not, it rejects you.
I have some profitable products with authentic and authorized distributors in USA marketplace.