Earnings, Results, and Risk Disclosure

ALGO Online Retail provides education, tools, software, training, community, and support designed to help members learn how to build and operate an Amazon business. We are proud of the progress many members have reported, including opening Amazon seller accounts, making their first sales, learning product research, and gaining confidence as entrepreneurs.

However, we do not guarantee that you will earn any money, make sales, generate profit, achieve any specific return on investment, or recover the cost of your purchase. Any business involves risk, including the risk of losing money.

Any income, sales, profit, ROI, or earnings examples shown on our websites, in our videos, in webinars, in advertisements, in testimonials, or in any other materials are provided for educational and illustrative purposes only. They are not promises, guarantees, predictions, or assurances of what you will earn or achieve.

Your results may be different from the results shown. In fact, your results are likely to vary significantly based on many factors, including but not limited to your starting capital, available time, product selection, supplier relationships, Amazon account status, competition, pricing, fees, business expenses, advertising costs, inventory availability, Amazon policy changes, your work ethic, your consistency, your business background, your decision-making, market conditions, and factors outside your or our control.

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Testimonials and Examples

Testimonials, case studies, success stories, screenshots, and examples reflect the experiences of the individuals who provided them. They should not be interpreted as common, typical, expected, or guaranteed results.

Some testimonials or examples may describe above-average or exceptional results. These results are not necessarily representative of what most members will achieve. Unless specifically stated otherwise, testimonials and survey responses are self-reported by members and have not been independently audited or verified by ALGO.

You should not rely on any testimonial, example, or earnings figure as a prediction of your own results. You may make less money, make no money, or lose money.

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Gross Sales Are Not Profit

When we refer to Amazon sales or revenue, those figures generally refer to gross sales unless clearly stated otherwise. Gross sales are not the same as profit.

Profit can be reduced by many expenses, including inventory costs, Amazon fees, shipping costs, returns, refunds, storage fees, advertising costs, software costs, taxes, professional fees, and other business expenses. A member who generates sales may still earn little or no profit, or may lose money.

ROI figures, when provided, are typically self-reported by members and may not account for every cost, fee, tax, refund, or business expense. ROI should not be interpreted as guaranteed, typical, or independently verified.

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Risk of Loss

Starting and operating an Amazon business requires time, effort, capital, and business judgment. As with any business, there is an inherent risk of loss. You should only use capital you can afford to risk.

You should not purchase any ALGO product, program, or service if you are relying on it to produce a specific amount of income, replace your job, solve financial hardship, or guarantee business success.

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Updated Member Survey Data

We are often asked what kind of progress is possible for ALGO members. Because individual results vary widely, we believe the most transparent approach is to share survey data from members who responded to our progress surveys.

The data below is based on self-reported responses from ALGO member progress surveys included in our current survey files. These surveys include responses from members who completed 30-day, 60-day, and 90-day progress reports between September 10, 2019 and June 1, 2026.

Not every member responded to these surveys. People who respond to surveys may be more or less successful, more or less satisfied, or more or less engaged than members who do not respond. For that reason, this data should not be treated as a complete picture of all ALGO members, and it should not be interpreted as typical or guaranteed results.

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Member Progress Reported at 30, 60, and 90 Days

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Amazon Seller Account Opened

Based on survey respondents:

• At 30 days, 64.8% reported that they had opened their Amazon Seller Central account.

• At 60 days, 78.6% reported that they had opened their Amazon Seller Central account.

• At 90 days, 82.3% reported that they had opened their Amazon Seller Central account.

 

Sale on Amazon

Based on survey respondents:

• At 30 days, 9.3% reported that they had sold something on Amazon.

• At 60 days, 16.8% reported that they had sold something on Amazon.

• At 90 days, 29.8% reported that they had sold something on Amazon.

 

Total Amazon Sales Reported

The 60-day and 90-day surveys asked respondents about total Amazon sales generated since starting the program.

Of the 448 respondents who answered the 60-day total Amazon sales question:

• 83.5% reported that they had not generated any Amazon sales yet.

• 16.5% reported that they had generated Amazon sales.

Of the 60-day respondents who reported generating Amazon sales:

• 56.8% reported total Amazon sales of $500–$1,000.

• 16.2% reported total Amazon sales of $1,001–$3,000.

• 18.9% reported total Amazon sales of $3,001–$10,000.

• 5.4% reported total Amazon sales of $10,000–$20,000.

• 1.4% reported total Amazon sales of $20,000–$50,000.

• 1.4% reported total Amazon sales of more than $50,000.

Of the 278 respondents who answered the 90-day total Amazon sales question:

• 48.6% reported that they had not generated any Amazon sales yet.

• 51.4% reported that they had generated Amazon sales.

Of the 90-day respondents who reported generating Amazon sales:

• 75.5% reported total Amazon sales of less than $1,000.

• 18.2% reported total Amazon sales of $1,001–$10,000.

• 4.2% reported total Amazon sales of $10,001–$25,000.

• 0.7% reported total Amazon sales of $25,001–$50,000.

• 0.7% reported total Amazon sales of $50,001–$100,000.

• 0.7% reported total Amazon sales of more than $200,000.

 

Recent Amazon Sales at 90 Days

Because the 90-day survey is taken later in the member journey, it also asked respondents about Amazon sales generated in the most recent 30-day period.

Of the 279 respondents who answered the last-30-days sales question:

• 51.3% reported that they had not generated any Amazon sales in the last 30 days.

• 48.7% reported that they had generated Amazon sales in the last 30 days.

Of the respondents who reported generating Amazon sales in the last 30 days:

• 77.2% reported Amazon sales of less than $1,000.

• 17.6% reported Amazon sales of $1,001–$10,000.

• 4.4% reported Amazon sales of $10,001–$25,000.

• 0.7% reported Amazon sales of $25,001–$50,000.

 

Average ROI Reported by Respondents Who Had Generated Sales

ROI figures are self-reported and may not account for every cost, fee, tax, refund, or business expense. ROI should not be interpreted as guaranteed, typical, or independently verified.

Of the 750 respondents who answered the 30-day ROI question:

• 83.2% reported that they had not generated any Amazon sales yet.

• 16.8% reported that they had generated Amazon sales and provided an average ROI response.

Of the 30-day respondents who reported generating Amazon sales and provided an average ROI response:

• 29.4% reported an average ROI of less than 10%.

• 24.6% reported an average ROI of 10%–15%.

• 17.5% reported an average ROI of 16%–20%.

• 11.1% reported an average ROI of 21%–25%.

• 17.5% reported an average ROI of more than 25%.

Of the 445 respondents who answered the 60-day ROI question:

• 80.4% reported that they had not generated any Amazon sales yet.

• 19.6% reported that they had generated Amazon sales and provided an average ROI response.

Of the 60-day respondents who reported generating Amazon sales and provided an average ROI response:

• 27.6% reported an average ROI of less than 10%.

• 23.0% reported an average ROI of 10%–15%.

• 17.2% reported an average ROI of 16%–20%.

• 13.8% reported an average ROI of 21%–25%.

• 18.4% reported an average ROI of more than 25%.

Of the 280 respondents who answered the 90-day ROI question:

• 65.0% reported that they had not generated any Amazon sales yet.

• 35.0% reported that they had generated Amazon sales and provided an average ROI response.

Of the 90-day respondents who reported generating Amazon sales and provided an average ROI response:

• 41.8% reported an average ROI of less than 10%.

• 17.3% reported an average ROI of 10%–15%.

• 19.4% reported an average ROI of 16%–20%.

• 10.2% reported an average ROI of 21%–25%.

• 11.2% reported an average ROI of more than 25%.

 

Time Spent on the Business

Based on survey respondents:

At 30 days:

• 30.2% reported spending less than 1 hour per day.

• 48.9% reported spending 1–3 hours per day.

• 20.9% reported spending more than 3 hours per day.

At 60 days:

• 29.3% reported spending less than 1 hour per day.

• 46.5% reported spending 1–3 hours per day.

• 24.2% reported spending more than 3 hours per day.

At 90 days:

• 35.6% reported spending less than 1 hour per day.

• 41.7% reported spending 1–3 hours per day.

• 16.2% reported spending 3–6 hours per day.

• 6.5% reported spending more than 6 hours per day.

 

Positive Impact Reported by Respondents

Based on survey respondents:

• At 30 days, 78.1% reported that what they learned had a moderately positive or huge positive impact on their life.

• At 60 days, 76.7% reported that what they learned had a moderately positive or huge positive impact on their life.

• At 90 days, 75.8% reported that what they learned had a moderately positive or huge positive impact on their life.

 

Customer Support Ratings

Based on survey respondents:

• At 30 days, 93.4% rated customer support as Good, Very Good, or Excellent.

• At 60 days, 92.8% rated customer support as Good, Very Good, or Excellent.

• At 90 days, 92.8% rated customer support as Good, Very Good, or Excellent.

 

Important Context About This Data

This survey data is self-reported and should be interpreted carefully. It does not prove that every member will make progress, make sales, earn profit, or achieve any particular ROI.

The data also shows that many members had not made sales within their first 30, 60, or 90 days. This is important because building an Amazon business can take time, and some members may face delays related to account setup, business formation, supplier approval, product research, Amazon gating, inventory, capital, or other issues.

At the same time, many respondents reported meaningful early progress, including opening their Amazon Seller Central account, dedicating time to the business, making first sales, and experiencing a positive impact from what they learned.

We believe this reflects the realistic nature of business education: ALGO can provide training, tools, resources, and support, but your outcome depends on your actions, circumstances, and many factors outside of our control.

 

No Guarantee

By purchasing, joining, or using any ALGO product, program, service, training, software, or community, you understand and agree that:

• ALGO does not guarantee income, profit, ROI, sales, or business success.

• You may make no money.

• You may lose money.

• Your results may differ from the results shown in our examples, testimonials, surveys, or marketing materials.

• You are responsible for your own business decisions, expenses, compliance, taxes, and results.

We encourage every prospective member to carefully consider their financial situation, risk tolerance, available time, and willingness to do the work before starting any business.

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