The setup used to take a month of workarounds. It is now an afternoon. Here is the exact stack.
Step 1 — The store
Your domain, Ezy Cart, the phone app. Set delivery zones by parish and a pickup option.
Step 2 — Import the catalogue
Up to 20 links at a time, or keyword search filtered by region, condition and price. Approve drafts in batches; fix titles to the way Jamaicans search.
Step 3 — Pricing rules
Cost × 1.9, shipping included, duty estimate included, round to J$X99. Prices you set by hand are respected when you re-price.
Step 4 — Payments
Card for the impatient, transfer with receipt upload for most, COD for first-timers. Money first, then the supplier order.
Step 5 — Delivery and messaging
"Ships in 2–4 weeks" on the product page and in the confirmation. Status messages at order, at supplier dispatch, at Knutsford — with the receipt photo.
Step 6 — SEO from day one
Every product page is a search result: title, price in text, honest description, delivery time. The next post in the series covers it.
- Does dropshipping still make sense from Jamaica? (2026 verdict)
- Dropshipping from Jamaica: the do's and don'ts
- The 2026 setup: eBay import, pricing rules, payments, delivery (this post)
- Pricing: margins, duties and the exchange rate
- SEO for a dropshipping store (the playbook that ranks this site)
- Marketing: organic first, then ads
- Choosing a niche (with the outdoor niche as the worked example)
- I paused dropshipping for three years. Here's what I'm doing differently
- eBay import with your own pricing rules, re-price in one click when the rate moves — Ezy Cart, J$35,000 + J$9,500/mo
- Store built for importers and dropshippers — see the page
- Card checkout for local and US cards (Scotiabank, Fygaro), bank transfer with receipt upload, cash on delivery — how Scotiabank checkout works
Frequently asked
Do I need an eBay seller account?
No — the importer reads public listings; you buy from the supplier when a customer pays.
What happens when the exchange rate moves?
Update the rate in the rules and re-price the catalogue in one click.
Can I take US cards?
Yes — Scotiabank and Fygaro hosted checkout accept international cards.