The operator track record
All math. Zero adjectives.
These numbers come from the nine-figure Vendor Central operation our team runs — not from client work, and we won't pretend otherwise. We show them because they answer the only question that matters: have you actually done this?
Every figure below: our own 1P account. Precisely labeled, to the decimal.
How the track record was built
Five years inside the machine.
2020 — Start where everyone starts
A small Vendor Central account, the same opaque POs, the same deduction letters, the same one-sided terms every vendor knows.
2020–2025 — Build the operating system
Weekly PO telemetry, accept/reject discipline against a contribution-profit model, evidence-chain dispute filing, pack-size re-architecture, supply-aware advertising. Every recurring decision became a written doctrine with a pre-committed kill criterion.
The result — $249.9M requested, 27.8× growth
Plus seven figures clawed back from Amazon in disputes, and preferred-vendor status in a second marketplace built from zero. The playbook you'd hire — proven on our own money first.
What you won't find here
No logo walls. No borrowed percentages.
- No client logos we can't show yet — Legaxy is new as an agency, and we'd rather tell you that than rent credibility.
- No "+400% growth!" screenshots with the axis cropped. When client case studies exist, they'll appear here with the math shown.
- No revenue guarantees — Amazon writes the POs, and anyone promising otherwise has never run a vendor account.
- What we do have: a nine-figure operation you can ask us anything about, live, on the first call.
"Most agencies learned Amazon on your money. We ran our own nine-figure account first — that's the entire pitch."
Founding team, The Legaxy Project
Next step
Your account. The same system.
Fourteen days, read access only, a dollar figure at the end.