Startup cost: $100 - $1k
Low-end estimate: This budget covers the basic starter kit from Tupperware, which includes a selection of products to begin selling. It also accounts for minimal marketing efforts, such as creating free social media accounts to promote products and hosting virtual parties. Essential tools like a smartphone or computer for managing sales and communication are assumed to be already owned.
High-end estimate: This budget includes purchasing a more comprehensive Tupperware kit with a wider variety of products to showcase. It also covers professional marketing efforts, such as paid social media ads, a custom website or blog, and possibly hiring a graphic designer for branding materials. Additional costs might include attending Tupperware events or conferences, purchasing business cards, and investing in high-quality photography equipment for product images.
Both estimates assume the seller is working from home, so no additional costs for office space are included. Hidden costs might include transaction fees from payment processors and shipping costs if not covered by the customer.
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