Partner Feasibility Calculator

Assess the financial feasibility of partnering with 2W Brands for your product distribution

Important Disclaimer: This calculator is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a binding agreement. Actual pricing and terms will vary depending on product type and other specific factors detailed in the formal agreement.

Product Information

Product Retail Price i

What to Enter:
The final price customers pay on retailer websites (including free shipping).

Should Include:
• Average selling price after promotions and discounts
• Any bundling or upselling adjustments
• Market positioning considerations

Example: If your product normally sells for $60 but averages $50 after 15% promotions, enter $50.

USD

Landed Cost of Goods (USD) i

What to Include:
• Manufacturing/procurement cost
• Import duties (based on HTS code)
• International shipping to warehouse
• Customs fees and clearance

Need Help?
If you're unsure about duties or international shipping costs for your specific product and country of origin, contact 2W Brands for a precise evaluation.

Note: This excludes domestic fulfillment - that's calculated separately.

Expected Return Rate (%) i

Industry Benchmarks (US E-commerce):

Fashion & Apparel:
• Clothing: ~20-24%
• Shoes: ~15-18%

Jewelry & Accessories: ~10%

Beauty & Personal Care:
• Cosmetics: ~4-5%
• Supplements: ~3-5%

Recommendation: Use these benchmarks as a starting point, then adjust based on your specific product quality, target market, and return policy.

Shipping Method i

What's Included in Cost:
• Warehouse processing and handling
• Professional packaging materials
• Shipping to end customer
• Warehouse facility insurance
• Transit insurance coverage

Method Selection:
• Regular: Standard delivery (most retailers)
• Express: Faster delivery (premium retailers or high-demand periods)

Seasonal Note: We may upgrade to express during Q4 holidays to prevent delays.

Weight Bracket i

How Shipping Weight Works:
Carriers charge based on whichever is greater: actual weight or dimensional weight.

Dimensional Weight Formula:
• Imperial: (L × W × H inches) ÷ 166 = pounds
• Metric: (L × W × H cm) ÷ 5,000 = kg

How to Choose:
1. Measure your packaged product dimensions
2. Calculate dimensional weight using formula above
3. Compare to actual weight
4. Select bracket for the higher of the two weights

Example: 12"×8"×6" box = 3.5 lbs dimensional weight, even if product weighs 2 lbs.

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