Selling product in your retail store is no problem. Let me answer some of the questions you might have about selling Thrive though your retail store.
Can I sell Thrive foods through my retail store?
Yes. In order to sell Thrive products at a retail store you must become an independent consultant. You do this by purchasing a starter kit and have a Thrive Q set up.
As a retail store what price do I buy/sell Thrive products at?
As a retail store you will purchase items at the "Q club price" and re-sell it in the store for at least what is called "MAP" pricing. The MAP = The pricing on the Thrive Life website that customers pay if they are not linked to a consultant. As a retail store you can sell for higher than MAP, but not lower.
As a retail store/consultant you will also earn host benefits from all of your sales and you can then re-sell that free and 50% off product for MAP (or higher) pricing. This discount can be very beneficial financially IF you utilize the host benefits.
As a retail store you will purchase items at the "Q club price" and re-sell it in the store for at least what is called "MAP" pricing. The MAP = The pricing on the Thrive Life website that customers pay if they are not linked to a consultant. As a retail store you can sell for higher than MAP, but not lower.
As a retail store/consultant you will also earn host benefits from all of your sales and you can then re-sell that free and 50% off product for MAP (or higher) pricing. This discount can be very beneficial financially IF you utilize the host benefits.
Can I sell competing products in my store?
Yes. The only restriction is that you cannot sell products from other home party businesses.
Can I use the Thrive Life Branding to advertise in my retail store?
Yes. Thrive Life provides a marketing kit the can be downloaded for free and then be used to create any promotional materials you need. Thrive life also offers a variety of banner, signs and other marketing materials for consultants to purchase.
Are there other retail store selling Thrive Life products?
Yes there are store successfully selling Thrive Life products throughout the US and Canada. Many of these are stores serving local markets focused on emergency preparedness, health and nutrition or religious book stores.
How do I sign up to sell Thrive products in my retail store?
1) The retail store must purchase a starter kit. These starter kits come with various components such as sampling cans, a Food Rotation System, marketing material, and more depending on the kit you choose. To sign up and purchase a starter kit go to: http://homeparties.
2) Any product (including those purchased using Host Benefits or party supply benefits) that are sold "cash and carry" must be sold for no less than our MAP price. MAP price is the lowest sale price listed on the website.
3) We do not offer wholesale pricing. Any business wishing to participate in this program must do so using the direct sales platform, which means they buy and sell just like all consultants.
4) You must maintain a monthly auto shipment, also called "The Q" to qualify for the program. We recommend using this for samples in your store.
5) The store may not exceed 2,000 sq.ft.
6) Consultants must fill out the Store Qualification Form and submit it to stores@shelfreliance.com fo
What other store owners are saying
Regina says
“We have a pawn shop/surplus store with a preparedness section. I stock Thrive. The policy on selling at retail is that you cannot sell for less than the published retail price. There is not a ton of markup from Q price to retail. It is a good deal for individuals because you save money. In a retail environment it is not very much. But there are ways to get a better markup.
· By ordering and having my own party, I get the free and half off items as a host benefit and then I can sell them for retail.· Also the UAS (unadvertised specials) are a better markup than Q to retail.· I also add customer orders to my monthly party and get the benefits for that.There is no way to stock everything so I stock popular items and items that I use in my home. I also do what I call Sample Saturdays. The first Sat of every month I sample a few items dry and then cook something so customers can grasp the "its real food" concept. I also sample the instant milk. I put up signs the week before to let everyone know when sample Saturday is going to be and also on my Facebook page for the store."
