

How Much Could You Actually Make?
Thinking about starting an online store but not sure if the numbers actually stack up? Answer 5 quick questions about your goals, budget and availability and we’ll show you what a real ecommerce business could look like for you. No fluff. No hype.
Just a personalised profit projection based on real data from thousands of Australian stores.
What type of products are you most interested in selling?
Pick the category that excites you most.
How many hours per week could you realistically dedicate?
Think about your actual week, not your ideal one.
What monthly income goal are you working towards?
Be ambitious but realistic for your first year.
How much are you willing to invest to get started?
This covers your store setup, stock and initial marketing.
What’s your current level of ecommerce experience?
No judgement. Everyone starts somewhere.
Where should we send your profit plan?
Pop in your details and we’ll show your personalised results on the next page.
Your Ecommerce Profit Projection
How you source your products has a massive impact on your bottom line. Here’s what your Year 1 profit could look like with each approach.
Over the past 14 years, Click Start Digital has helped hundreds of everyday Australians launch profitable ecommerce stores. Our clients have collectively generated millions in online revenue across every product category. We know what works because we’ve seen it work, over and over again.
These projections are estimates based on averages from Click Start Digital clients in similar categories and circumstances. Individual results vary based on effort, market conditions and execution. This is not a guarantee of income.
Let’s Get You Ready to Launch
To launch a profitable ecommerce business, most of our successful clients invest between $12,000 and $35,000. The good news? There are smart ways to get you there faster.
These projections are estimates based on averages from Click Start Digital clients in similar categories and circumstances. Individual results vary based on effort, market conditions and execution. This is not a guarantee of income.