E-commerce & Dropshipping
The operations half of selling a physical product.
Revavu started in online retail and logistics, so fulfillment is not a bolt-on. We run storefront operations and shipping day to day — including for the parts we manufacture.
Online retail
Running the storefront
- Catalog build-out: listings, specifications, images and variant structure
- Pricing and stock maintenance across the channels you sell on
- Order triage, customer questions and returns handling on your behalf
- Product research and supplier vetting for lines you are considering adding
Fulfillment
Moving the boxes
- Receive, count and shelve inbound inventory with discrepancies reported same day
- Pick, pack and ship with tracked carrier handoff and rate shopping
- Blind dropship under your brand, with your packing slip and no Revavu marks
- Kitting, bundling and multi-pack assembly for promotions
- Returns inspection, restock or scrap decisions per your rules
How it works
Plainly stated terms
No long onboarding project and no minimum-volume trap. If the fit is wrong we will say so on the first call.
- Best fit
- Physical-product sellers doing tens to low thousands of orders a month
- Onboarding
- Inventory list, packaging spec and shipping rules — typically live in about a week
- Cut-off
- Orders received before mid-afternoon on a business day ship the same day
- Reporting
- Stock on hand, order status and exception reports sent on your cadence
- Packaging
- Your branded materials, plain corrugate or our stock supplies
Manufacture to doorstep
The combination most customers actually want
This is the workflow that makes Revavu different from a print shop or a 3PL alone.
We make it
Printed, cut or assembled to your spec, in the quantity your sales rate justifies.
We hold it
Finished goods stay on our shelf so you are not carrying inventory in a spare room.
We ship it
Orders go out under your brand as they arrive, with tracking pushed back to your customer.
Get started
Send us your product and your volumes
We will come back with a straightforward per-order cost and what onboarding looks like.