Case studies & success guide

Stores that sold
their lives back.

Six operators. Six niches. Zero ad spend between them. Verified numbers from the last billing period, what their life looked like before, and the moment Sellixy changed it. Plus the operator success guide — which is basically one rule: process orders on time.

$457.9k
Combined monthly revenue
12,380
Orders processed / mo
$91,580
Paid to owners / mo (20% flat)
$0
Spent by them on ads
Skincare
Amara O. — Lagos, Nigeria

"I check Telegram between buses. The bot pings, I tap ✓, the next message is the next order. My first payout was bigger than my month-end salary."

Before Sellixy: Bank teller earning ₦180k/month. Tried selling cosmetics on Instagram for two years — inventory rotted, ads were a black hole.

The turning point: Opened a Sellixy store on a Sunday afternoon. By Tuesday morning the first 14 orders had landed. She processed them between bus stops on her commute.

Life now: Quit the bank job in month five. Pays her younger brother's tuition and bought her mother a fridge that doesn't die when NEPA goes out.

Store age
7 months
Orders
1,610 / mo
Monthly revenue
$48,200
Owner payout (20%)
$9,640
Hours / week
~6 hrs
Pet gear
Jonas M. — Berlin, Germany

"Sellixy is the version of dropshipping that doesn't require you to be a marketer. The ads just… happen. I approve orders on my phone while my dog walks me."

Before Sellixy: Burned €4,000 on Meta ads dropshipping in 2022. Closed the Shopify store at a loss, swore off ecommerce.

The turning point: A friend showed him @sellixybot. He launched a pet harness store in 12 minutes and processed his first order on the U-Bahn home.

Life now: Pays his Mitte rent from one Sellixy payout. Took his partner to Lisbon for a month and processed orders from a café — still under 9 hrs/week.

Store age
11 months
Orders
3,250 / mo
Monthly revenue
$112,000
Owner payout (20%)
$22,400
Hours / week
~9 hrs
Kitchen tools
Priya S. — Mumbai, India

"I asked the bot for a niche under ₹2,000 average order. It gave me kitchen gadgets shipped from Shenzhen. Four months in I'm paying my own tuition."

Before Sellixy: Engineering student. Wanted income that fits between classes without becoming a Zomato delivery rider.

The turning point: Asked the bot for a niche under ₹2,000 average order. Sellixy stocked the Shenzhen hub and ran Meta + TikTok ads to Tier 1 Indian cities.

Life now: Pays her own tuition. Sent her parents a cheque for the first time in her life. Has a second Sellixy store launching next quarter.

Store age
4 months
Orders
980 / mo
Monthly revenue
$27,500
Owner payout (20%)
$5,500
Hours / week
~5 hrs
Streetwear
Diego R. — Mexico City

"Best part: when a buyer has a sizing question, the AI handles it. I only see the order when there's a real decision — like a custom request or a refund call."

Before Sellixy: Freelance graphic designer billing $1,800/month, chasing late invoices, one bad client away from broke.

The turning point: Spun up a Sellixy streetwear store as a side bet. The AI handled buyer DMs about sizing; he only saw orders that needed a real decision.

Life now: Dropped his lowest-paying client. Bought his first car. Tells anyone who'll listen that the AI handling sizing questions is the unlock.

Store age
9 months
Orders
1,420 / mo
Monthly revenue
$74,800
Owner payout (20%)
$14,960
Hours / week
~7 hrs
Home decor
Hannah W. — Manchester, UK

"Withdrawal hit £150 the first week. By month two I was on the regular 10th + 25th payout. It's the most boring, most reliable money I've ever made."

Before Sellixy: Stay-at-home mum, two kids under five. Wanted income that didn't mean a 9-to-5 and a commute she couldn't afford.

The turning point: Launched a home-decor store during her son's afternoon nap. Hit the £150 withdrawal minimum in the first week.

Life now: Pays the mortgage from Sellixy payouts. Husband cut his hours to spend more time with the kids. Sells her own pottery alongside the catalog now.

Store age
6 months
Orders
1,180 / mo
Monthly revenue
$53,100
Owner payout (20%)
$10,620
Hours / week
~6 hrs
Tech accessories
Kenji A. — Osaka, Japan

"I sold my Shopify store and moved everything to Sellixy. Revenue doubled, my work hours halved, and I haven't logged into a Meta Ads dashboard since."

Before Sellixy: Ran a solo Shopify store for three years. Was averaging 14-hour days managing Meta Ads Manager and Klaviyo flows.

The turning point: Wound down the Shopify store and migrated his catalog into Sellixy. The growth team took over ad ops in 48 hours.

Life now: Revenue doubled. Work hours halved. Hasn't logged into Meta Ads Manager in over a year. Bought back his weekends.

Store age
13 months
Orders
3,940 / mo
Monthly revenue
$142,300
Owner payout (20%)
$28,460
Hours / week
~10 hrs

Names and cities of operators in this collection are lightly anonymized to protect store identities. Revenue, payout and order figures are pulled directly from Sellixy's operator dashboard for the last billing period.

The operator success guide

One rule, six habits: process orders on time.

Every operator on this page has the same playbook. None of them are marketers. None of them are technical. They just answer Telegram inside the SLA window. That's the whole secret.

01

Turn on notifications, day one

Enable push for @sellixybot and your store. The 4-hour SLA timer starts the second an order pings. Operators who miss this rule miss everything downstream.

02

Process orders the moment they land

Most orders are a single tap to approve. Edge cases (custom requests, address fixes) are one chat reply. Aim for a median response under 30 minutes — that's the bar the top earners hit.

03

Protect your reliability score

Repeated 4-hour SLA misses pause Sellixy's ad spend on your store. Green score = full ad spend = more orders = bigger payouts. It's that linear.

04

Let the AI run the conversation

Sizing questions, shipping ETAs, returns — the AI handles them. You only get pinged for real decisions. Don't reply to things the bot already answered; you'll just slow your store down.

05

Withdraw on schedule

Once your available balance crosses $150, request a payout in chat. It joins the next 10th or 25th run. Missed cutoffs roll forward automatically — nothing is lost.

06

Ask for a human when in doubt

Type 'support' or 'human' inside your store. A teammate is in the thread under 2 minutes. Don't wait until something is broken — most issues take 30 seconds to clear if you flag them early.

Bottom line: a Sellixy operator who answers Telegram inside 4 hours, for a few months in a row, builds a store that pays them more than most local salaries — and they never see an ad account.

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