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Every way to sell wholesale,
side by side.

Platforms, online channels, distributors, showroom software, your own store, sales agencies — what each costs a brand, and who keeps the store. GRAJ is 5%, flat.

Side by side

What it costs, and who keeps the store

GRAJ
Brands, stores, sellers, distributors and every other role on one system

What it costs

5% of each order, flat. Card processing is inside it on most orders. No subscription, no listing fee.

Who keeps the store

You. GRAJ never restricts who you deal with.
lib/split-engine — the code every real order is settled with.
Wholesale platforms
Faire, Ankorstore

What it costs

About 15% of each order, and more on a new store’s first order (up to 20–25%).

Who keeps the store

The platform. Reorders run through it.
Faire: 15% commission, more on a first order. Ankorstore: 20% on a first order, 10% on reorders. Each company’s published brand terms, read October 2026.
Online sales channels
Amazon

What it costs

Referral fees of 8–20% on most categories (15% the most common), plus fulfillment fees.

Who keeps the store

The channel. You rarely know who bought.
sell.amazon.com/pricing, read October 22, 2026.
Distributors
Regional and national distributors

What it costs

A margin on every case they resell, often 20–30%, plus fees and trade spend.

Who keeps the store

The distributor, account by account.
Typical range, not a published rate. Typical range, varies by category; not a published rate (docs/research/2026-10-26, unverified).
Showroom and ordering software
NuORDER, JOOR

What it costs

A yearly license, often $5,000–50,000, whether or not anything sells.

Who keeps the store

You — but you still have to find the stores.
Typical range, not a published rate. Typical range; licenses are quoted privately (docs/research/2026-10-26, unverified).
Your own B2B store
Shopify B2B, BigCommerce B2B

What it costs

A monthly subscription plus card fees.

Who keeps the store

You — and every store has to find you.
Each provider’s published plans.
Independent sales agencies
Multi-line sales agencies

What it costs

A commission on what they sell, set by the brand, plus their own software.

Who keeps the store

Shared between the agency and the brand.
Typical range, not a published rate. On GRAJ a seller does this work and is paid inside the same order, at the commission the brand sets.
Work it out

Your order, to the dollar

Move the sliders. Every GRAJ figure is worked out by the same code that splits a real order.
$2,500
$100$50,000
Which order
10%
On GRAJ
The opening order$2,500
GRAJ's 5%−$125
Card processingInside the 5%
Seller's 10%, from your share−$250
Your brand keeps$2,125
On a 15–25% commission platform
The opening order$2,500
Its commission, 25% of an opening order−$625
The same seller's 10%−$250
Your brand keeps$1,625
On this opening order, your brand keeps $500 more on GRAJ.
GRAJ's 5% is the same on every order and includes card processing on any order above about $14.29. The other column is a model — 25% of a new store's opening order, 15% of a reorder — and leaves out any payment processing or per-order fees such a platform adds. When a seller wrote the order, the brand owes them the same commission either way, so it comes off both columns.

Read next: How the 5% works · Work out one order, to the dollar · Wholesale on GRAJ · For brands selling to stores · For stores finding brands

Other companies’ terms change and differ by region; read each one’s own before you decide. Names are trademarks of their owners, and GRAJ is not affiliated with any of them. Page checked October 26, 2026.

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