First, because you get access to the biggest retail marketplace on the planet. Having an extra store in your hands, you don't have to worry about where to sell your products.

Second, selling on Amazon is a hassle-free (compared to traditional business channels) business. You just log into the store, enter your business credentials, list your product, and start making money. Within a few clicks.

Third, you can own multiple Amazon stores multiplying your profits and protecting yourself from putting all eggs into one basket.

That's why the demand for reliable high-velocity business stores that can withstand massive inflow of orders has quadrupled during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A store that has been engaged in business activities for a few years and got some authority and ratings is even more valuable. Such a store gets more trust in the eyes of Amazon, and its value only grows over time. Consider it as an investment.

Business accounts that we offer are intended for a single purpose only - for making you money. And they do it perfectly well. Giants like Amazon use a number of metrics to determine the credibility of any store operating on their markets.

Failure to "pass" their "test" often ends with imminent suspension. This is what does not happen to the stores we supply (of course, if you don't sell counterfeit products).

P.S. Interesting Reading: Dirty Dealing in the $175 Billion Amazon Marketplace.