BLOOMIX LLC

Registered in the State of Iowa, United States

Launching ecommerce retail on eBay, Amazon and Shopify

BLOOMIX LLC is preparing to open its own storefronts for physical consumer goods. Alongside that we launch brands for other owners and work on getting their listings ranked where buyers actually look — that side of the business is open now.

What we do

Three lines of work

Retail is what the company is being built around. The two service lines are open for clients today, and they cover the same work we are doing to get our own listings ready.

Our own retail — in preparation

We are setting up our own storefronts on eBay, Amazon and Shopify for physical consumer goods. Stock will be bought on our own account and sold to end customers, and the platforms will collect and remit sales tax as marketplace facilitators. Nothing is listed yet.

How the retail side works →

Turnkey brand launch

For an owner who has an idea but no product yet: category and product selection, supplier search and vetting, samples and inspection, brand and packaging specification, listing assets, and the account steps needed to go live.

Launch scope and fees →

Ranking and seller consulting

Getting listings found: keyword research, title and content rewrites, backend keywords, advertising structure, and the account and assortment work behind it. For sellers already trading, delivered as a written report plus working sessions.

Ranking scope and fees →

How we are set up

A small, founder-led operation — and we say so plainly

BLOOMIX LLC is owned and run by its sole member, Andrei Protashchik. Client work is delivered by the founder directly, in English and Russian, which is why the number of concurrent engagements is deliberately limited.

We do not operate warehouses or fulfilment facilities. Goods are stored and shipped through the marketplaces' own fulfilment programmes or by logistics providers we contract for our own stock and the client selects for theirs.

More about the company →

How money moves

Retail, once live. Stock will be bought on our own account and sold to end customers. The marketplace will collect the customer payment and settle to us net of its fees, and will collect and remit sales tax as a marketplace facilitator.

Services. Clients contract with and pay their own suppliers, inspectors and freight providers directly. We are compensated by our service fees only.

We do not receive, hold, pool or transmit client funds, and we do not act as an escrow, a paying agent or an importer of record.

Scope discipline

We are specific about what we will and will not take on

Vague scope is how ecommerce projects go wrong, and the wrong category is how a seller account gets suspended. Our category limits and service boundaries are published rather than negotiated case by case.

Categories we work with

  • Home goods, kitchenware and storage
  • Home textiles and soft goods
  • Pet supplies and accessories
  • Sports, travel and outdoor accessories
  • Office, stationery and desk products
  • Beauty tools and accessories (non-formulated)

Categories we decline

  • CBD, hemp and cannabis products
  • Vapes and e-cigarettes
  • Supplements, nutraceuticals and pharmaceuticals
  • Weapons, ammunition and their components
  • Adult products
  • Replicas and trademark-infringing goods

Full category policy and the reasoning behind it →

Start with a scope call, not a contract

Tell us the product, the target marketplace and the stage you are at. If we are not the right fit, we will say so on the call rather than after an invoice.

Request a scope call