The offer
Digital in-game items
Historical examples include Raccoon pets in Grow a Garden and Pet Simulator 99 gems and pet bundles. A listing specifies the exact game, quantity, requirements and delivery method.
Digital in-game items · eBay
Company overview · 14 October 2026
COSMOSCOMMUNITY LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
Wyoming LLC · Formed 28 September 2026 · Brand: Cosmos Shop
The LLC plans to sell digital pets, gems and game-item bundles through a new eBay business account. This plan presents the activity, launch budget and first-month scenarios.
USD equivalent of €200
Planned founder contribution
Of purchase cost · varies by product
About $300 profit per $1,000 purchased
After all costs · before reserve allocation
One full €200 stock batch sold
The founder estimates an average profit of approximately 30% of purchase cost, after all fees and costs. Profitability varies by product. On $1,000 of purchases, the illustration is $300 profit: $30 held for contingencies and $270 available. The 30% is a planning estimate, not an audited historical average. See the calculations ↓
Activity
The plan draws on experience selling virtual pets, gems and bundles. Product selection will depend on documented sourcing and permission to sell and transfer each item.
The offer
Historical examples include Raccoon pets in Grow a Garden and Pet Simulator 99 gems and pet bundles. A listing specifies the exact game, quantity, requirements and delivery method.
The customer
The intended audience is buyers looking for a defined item or bundle and a clear delivery process. Customer age, eligibility and game requirements must be respected. No physical shipment is involved.
The transaction
The LLC plans a new business seller account. Payments and order messages would take place there; delivery would use a permitted in-game trade or mailbox feature. This website does not accept payments.
The LLC account is not linked yet. All existing eBay links on this site identify the collaborating entrepreneur’s historical account. Suppliers, purchase terms and item-transfer permissions remain to be documented.
Market research
This is a preliminary desk study combining public platform data with records from an entrepreneur with whom the founder works closely. It does not establish the size of a permitted resale market or demand for the new LLC.
Platform context · Q2 2026
123 millionRoblox reported 10% year-over-year growth. This measures activity across the platform, not potential customers for Cosmos Shop.
Observed demand · reference seller’s records
618 ordersDistinct historical order references across 34 buyer-country codes, September 2024–September 2026. Counts are before cancellations and refunds.
Demand concentration · September 2026
18 of 23The 10B Gems + 5 Free Huges listing appeared in 18 of the 23 September orders. This supports testing a focused catalog while monitoring dependence on a single product.
| Alternative | What the buyer compares | Planned response |
|---|---|---|
| Official in-game acquisition | Availability, platform rules and the item’s total cost. | Select only products with a permitted resale and delivery route; do not imply publisher endorsement. |
| Other marketplace sellers | Price, seller reputation, bundle contents and delivery terms. | Start with a few precise listings, transparent quantities and documented order support. |
| Waiting, gameplay or in-game trading | Time and effort required to obtain an item. | Test whether buyers value a specific available bundle; do not assume they will pay a premium. |
Positioning above is a planning assessment. No current competitor price survey, customer interview study, acquisition cost or conversion rate has been established. Before pricing a listing, record comparable offers and completed-sale evidence where available.
Customer acquisition plan
Use clear item titles and accurate listings on the new account. Track views, orders, realized margin and delivery issues weekly. Paid advertising is excluded from the initial model and should only be tested with a separate affordable budget.
Demand risk
Game updates can change item demand and value. The founder describes the reference seller’s activity as occasional, with dedicated time in June 2025 and pauses to focus on other businesses. The LLC starts with its own reputation and sales history to build.
Launch plan
Timing starts when account setup and product permissions are resolved. The founder will handle sourcing, listings, delivery and support; a weekly time commitment has not yet been set.
Confirm seller-account details, operating address, allowed catalog and supplier records. Keep personal activity and LLC records separate.
Use the proposed stock allocation only after the product route is established. Publish a few listings with actual availability and achievable delivery terms.
Record purchase cost, fees, delivery evidence and refunds for each order. Never request account passwords. Reconcile cleared eBay payouts to the LLC account.
Check actual contribution, cash availability and buyer issues. Reinvest only cleared funds; change pricing or stop an unprofitable product before scaling.
Budget & forecasts
Profitability depends on the product. The founder estimates an average profit of approximately 30% of purchase cost, after all fees and costs. The example below uses that average.
Different products, different profitability. According to the founder, some products yield around 10%, others 50% or 100%, after all fees and costs, relative to their purchase cost. The estimated overall average is approximately 30%; the actual result depends on the product mix and costs incurred.
Estimated average · USD illustration
The 30% is calculated against purchase cost: $300 ÷ $1,000. It is not a percentage of sales revenue. All fees and costs are already included in the profit assumption and are not deducted a second time.
The $1,000 amount illustrates profitability; the planned starting budget remains €200. This estimate does not specify a selling price or a universal eBay fee.
Cash allocation after a profitable sale
The reserve will help cover unexpected costs, refunds and recovery after a business disruption. It will be built from positive profits as they are earned.
Putting $30 aside allocates the $300 profit; it is not another expense. Reserve allocations use actual positive profit after costs. If unexpected costs reduce that profit, the allocation is adjusted. No allocation is made from a loss.
Starting budget: €200, approximately $224.08. Each scenario applies the estimated 30% average profit to the purchase cost of stock sold. Sales, delivery and cleared payouts must take place for that profit to be realized.
| Sales during month one | Purchase cost of stock sold | Profit after all costs | 10% reserve | Profit available |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Launch delayed · no activity or spending | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 |
| One full €200 stock batch sold | $224.08 | $67.22 | $6.72 | $60.50 |
| Two equal batches sold · conditional | $448.16 | $134.45 | $13.44 | $121.00 |
One full batch: $224.08 × 30% = approximately $67.22 profit after all fees and costs; $6.72 is reserved and $60.50 remains available. The reserve is built from realized profit. Figures are calculated before rounding.
These are conditional profit illustrations based on the founder’s estimate, not sales revenue or guaranteed results. The full starting budget is assumed available for stock; upfront payments would reduce that amount. Two equal batches require sufficient demand and cleared cash for the second purchase. Profits are not compounded in this table.
Change the estimated profit as a percentage of purchase cost, after all fees and costs. The calculator applies it to the €200 starting budget and allocates 10% of any positive profit to the reserve.
All fees and costs are included in the profit assumption. The reserve allocates 10% of positive profit; the remaining 90% is available.
Cash available, including recovered starting capital: $284.58.
Contingency cash held separately: $6.72.
Unsold stock at purchase cost: $0.00.
One full stock batch sells within 30 days. This is a scenario, not established demand for the new account.
Estimated average profit: 30% of purchase cost after all fees and costs. Per $1,000 purchased: $300.00 profit, $30.00 reserve and $270.00 available.
The average profit is an estimate supplied by the founder. Actual expenses and refunds affect the realized result; update the profit rate accordingly. The calculator does not subtract those costs again or treat the reserve as an expense. Displayed amounts may differ by one cent when added because calculations use unrounded values.
A collaborating entrepreneur’s seller activity
September 2024–September 2026 transaction exports, supported by dated eBay reports and listing screenshots.
Results from a collaborating entrepreneur. The eBay results presented here belong to an entrepreneur with whom the founder works closely. The supporting documents are in that entrepreneur’s name. His eBay sales statements can be provided privately on request, with his consent. This history is a reference for evaluating the potential of the Cosmos Shop project; it is not sales revenue earned by the founder or the new LLC. The reviews and listing counters also relate to that separate seller account.
Historical gross order amounts
$16,275Approximate USD equivalent, before refunds and selling fees.
Distinct orders
618Unique order references, before cancellations and refunds.
Units ordered
912Listing quantities including bundles, before cancellations and refunds.
Buyer countries
34Distinct country codes in the eBay exports.
Monthly historical orders
Activity context provided by the founder. June 2025 was the only month in which the collaborating entrepreneur set aside some dedicated time for this activity. During the other active months, he sold occasionally, mainly for enjoyment. In months without sales, he had paused the activity because his other businesses left him unable to focus on it.
The chart shows orders recorded in the supplied exports. This was an occasional activity with pauses, not a continuous monthly operation.
| Month | Orders |
|---|---|
| Sep 2024 | 9 |
| Oct 2024 | 12 |
| Nov 2024 | 13 |
| Dec 2024 | 26 |
| Jan 2025 | 33 |
| Feb 2025 | 30 |
| Mar 2025 | 11 |
| Apr 2025 | 2 |
| May 2025 | 51 |
| Jun 2025 | 324 |
| Jul 2025 | 47 |
| Aug 2025 | 30 |
| Sep 2025 | 1 |
| Oct 2025 | 0 |
| Nov 2025 | 4 |
| Dec 2025 | 0 |
| Jan 2026 | 0 |
| Feb 2026 | 0 |
| Mar 2026 | 0 |
| Apr 2026 | 0 |
| May 2026 | 0 |
| Jun 2026 | 0 |
| Jul 2026 | 0 |
| Aug 2026 | 2 |
| Sep 2026 | 23 |
Approximate gross order amount across 324 distinct orders, before refunds and selling fees. The founder identifies June as the only month with some dedicated time for this activity. This is the reference seller’s historical result.
Ordered across 109 distinct orders, before refunds. Top listing by ordered quantity within the available history.

Cumulative listing counter shown on 6 October 2026. The September exports record 36 lots across 18 orders. Different periods; the figures are not added together.
Historical eBay France · 6 Sep–6 Oct 2026
Including taxes, before selling costs. Approximate selling costs: $108.68; eBay net sales: $555.16, before other business costs. This report overlaps the exports and is not added to their total.
Historical seller feedback
A dated observation for the collaborating entrepreneur’s historical account, not a live counter or the LLC’s rating.
Documentation
Historical evidence, founder inputs and proposed assumptions are identified separately. Customer records and bank documents remain private.
Supporting records available on request. The collaborating entrepreneur has agreed that his eBay sales statements may be provided privately to support the historical figures shown here. The records identify his seller activity and remain separate from the LLC’s own accounts.
Founder inputs, 14 October 2026: €200 starting budget and an estimated average profit of approximately 30% of purchase cost, after all fees and costs. Product profitability varies: the founder cites examples around 10%, 50% and 100%. The 30% overall average is his estimate; it is not a weighted average calculated from the supplied sales exports or an audited historical profit margin.
The $1,000 illustration gives $300 profit after all costs. The founder plans to hold 10% of actual positive profit for unexpected costs, refunds and business recovery: $30 reserved and $270 available in the example. No reserve is allocated from losses.
Month-one illustrations apply 30% to the purchase cost of stock sold. A full €200 batch is shown as approximately $224.08 of purchases and $67.22 profit. Selling fees and other costs are already reflected in the estimated profit rate, so there is no additional fee deduction. Actual results depend on costs and the product mix. Repeated batches are equal in size and require cleared funds.
USD amounts use the fixed presentation rate of 1 EUR = 1.1204 USD (ECB, 5 October 2026), also used for historical figures. This is not a current exchange quote. Any currency conversion charges need to be included in the actual costs underlying the realized profit.
The collaborating entrepreneur’s three distinct exports record 59 refund entries with gross amounts of EUR 962.18 and USD 1,184.04. Converted at the same presentation rate, these are approximately $2,262.07, or 13.9% of the approximately $16,275 in gross order amounts. Refund timing, partial refunds and reporting coverage mean this is not a cohort-based refund rate. It is not applied as an automatic deduction to the LLC’s forecast.
There are also four payment-dispute entries; their final outcomes are not established by these records. The historical totals remain gross amounts before refunds and selling fees.
Dated screenshots show selling-cost ratios of approximately 16.4% for 6 September–6 October 2026 (eBay France), 17.5% for 1 April 2025–31 March 2026 (France), and 25.8% for 1 May 2024–30 April 2025 (US listing site). These concern the reference seller and are not a fee schedule for the LLC. The financial illustration uses the founder’s estimated average profit after all fees and costs. These sales records support the historical sales figures; establishing actual profitability also requires purchase costs and other expense records.
The source exports contain EUR 7,193.74 and USD 8,215.13 in gross order amounts. USD presentation: USD 8,215.13 + (EUR 7,193.74 × 1.1204) = approx. $16,275.00 USD.
Fixed presentation rate: 1 EUR = 1.1204 USD, European Central Bank, 5 October 2026. This is a presentation estimate using one dated rate, not a reconstruction of historical USD settlement amounts. Figures are rounded to two decimals.
Three distinct eBay transaction exports are included. The identical duplicate file is excluded. Item breakdown rows within an order contribute quantities but are not counted as additional orders or additional gross payments. Performance-report screenshots describe overlapping activity and are not added to these totals.
Calculated from three eBay transaction exports covering 1 September 2024–30 September 2026. The first recorded order is dated 2 September 2024 and the latest 28 September 2026.
Orders: 618 distinct order references. Units: 912 total listing quantities ordered, including quantities within multi-item orders. A listing unit may represent a bundle rather than a single in-game item. These counts are before cancellations, returns and refunds and do not establish completed delivery.
Buyer countries: 34 distinct country codes in the reports' delivery-country field, excluding missing values. Digital delivery does not involve physical shipping. These codes do not verify customer nationality.
The eBay profile sales counter is a separate metric and has not been reconciled with these export totals. The reports contain 59 refund entries and 4 payment-dispute entries; the records alone do not establish their causes or final outcomes.
No customer details, individual transaction references or financial documents are published.
Source: eBay France Performance report for 6 September–6 October 2026, updated 6 October 2026. Original amounts: EUR 592.50 total sales, EUR 97.00 selling costs and EUR 495.50 net sales. The report shows 47 units sold.
At the same fixed ECB presentation rate, the USD equivalents are approximately $663.84 in total sales, $108.68 in selling costs and $555.16 after selling costs. The latter is eBay net sales, not business profit: other business costs are not included.
The recent reporting window overlaps the transaction exports and is not added to the historical total. Units sold are not the same measure as distinct orders.
The supplied eBay listing screenshot dated 6 October 2026 shows 41 lots sold for the 10B Gems + 5 Free Huges listing and 100% positive seller feedback. These are dated observations, not live counters. The current listing and seller profile are linked on this page.
The September 2026 exports record 36 lots ordered across 18 orders for this listing. This monthly export measure and the later cumulative listing counter cover different periods and are not added together.
The founder explains that the collaborating entrepreneur devoted some dedicated time to this activity in June 2025 only. In the other active months, sales were occasional and mainly for enjoyment. Months without sales corresponded to pauses while the entrepreneur focused on his other businesses. This explanation is supplied by the founder; the transaction exports show sales dates and amounts, not hours worked.
The LLC name, formation date and registered address reproduce the business information provided for this site. Cosmos Shop is the brand presented by COSMOSCOMMUNITY LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY. No trading-name registration or platform authorization is asserted.
The founder plans a €200 contribution. Its source and transfer to the LLC must be documented separately. The historical seller’s records are established in the collaborating entrepreneur’s name and are supplied as a market reference; they do not establish the founder’s source of funds or a completed LLC contribution.
The registered address is distinct from the founder’s current residence and actual working location, which are not established by this site. The LLC account’s future revenue will be tracked separately from the historical seller account.
Brand: Cosmos Shop
Wyoming LLC · Formed 28 September 2026
Registered LLC address
30 N. Gould St., Sheridan, Wyoming 82801, United States.
This is the registered company address, not a statement of the founder’s residence or working location. Company details & contact ↗ · Full legal information ↗