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On paper this is a 76% margin.It is 12.4%.

The gap between what a product costs and what it sells for is not what you keep. Majorka Academy is the whole method for finding the number that actually decides it — written out, every module, before you spend anything learning it the expensive way.

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One order

$49.95

  • Product, landed$12.00
  • Card processing$1.75
  • Ads to produce the order$30.00
  • What survives$6.20
$49.95 in, $12.00 of product, $1.75 to the card processor at 2.9% plus 30¢, $30.00 to find the person who bought it. Let ad cost reach $36.20 and nothing survives at all. Same product, same supplier, same margin on the product page — different business. The inputs are illustrative; the arithmetic is not.

The path

Before you spend money, know if it will work

Five gates, each one a decision. Pass each gate and you know exactly what the next step requires. Fail any gate cheaply and you are done before the expensive part starts.

  1. Start hereKnow what to check first

    Can this product even work?

    Contribution margin, break-even ROAS, and the cash-flow cycle. You finish able to calculate whether a product can support paid traffic — and know which ones cannot, no matter how good they look.

    Lessons 1 and 5Free
  2. Find itBuild on evidence, not hope

    Is there actually money here?

    Market definition, the four tests of fundability, where to find real buyers talking about real problems, and which numbers are measured rather than modelled. You leave able to identify whether a market is real — and know exactly who is spending money in it.

    Lessons 2 to 4Free
  3. Build itSomething a stranger trusts

    Can you actually make this?

    Sourcing, sample ordering, landing costs verified by hand, then the offer, the page, and the entire stack running end-to-end. You finish able to say: I have held this product, I know what it costs delivered, and I have built a page a real stranger would buy from.

    Lessons 6 to 9Free
  4. OpenPayments to your bank

    Does the money actually work?

    Payment processors, chargebacks, fulfilment loops, refunds, and everything that happens after "order confirmed". You finish able to run a real order through the entire pipeline and know you will keep the margin you calculated.

    Lessons 10 and 11Free
  5. Then adsCan you afford to acquire?

    Can you scale with paid traffic?

    Campaign structure, audience research, creative testing, and how to read results so you know whether to scale or iterate. You finish able to run a test, understand the numbers honestly, and make the decision that comes next.

    14 lessonsFree

All gates passed · Ready to decide

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The written curriculum

Every module, in the order you read them

Not a sample, not a table of contents for something you unlock later. This is the whole syllabus, generated from the courses themselves — every module listed below is written and readable in full today.

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01

From zero to your first sale

Everything that has to be true before you spend a dollar on ads.

FoundationsBeginner11 modules2h 46m

Free

Phase 1

Pick a market and prove a product has real demand

Modules 1–4 · 59 min

  1. 01What this business actually isThe honest maths before you spend a dollar14m
  2. 02Choosing a market before a productWho you sell to decides everything that follows15m
  3. 03Finding your first productA hands-on pass through Discover and Products15m
  4. 04Validating demandSeparating a real signal from a lucky-looking number15m

Phase 2

Check the unit economics, source it, and set the price

Modules 5–7 · 45 min

  1. 05Unit economics before you commitWhether this product can survive paid traffic15m
  2. 06Sourcing and suppliersWho actually ships the thing, and what that costs you15m
  3. 07Your offerWhy the same product sells at one price and dies at another15m

Phase 3

Build the shop, take the payment, clear the launch gate

Modules 8–11 · 1h 2m

  1. 08Building the storeThe minimum real shop, and nothing you do not need14m
  2. 09The product page that convertsWhere the sale is actually won or lost15m
  3. 10Getting paid and shippingThe unglamorous half that decides whether you keep the money16m
  4. 11Launch checklist and your first saleThe final gate, and what that first order actually proves17m
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02

The Meta Ads Mentorship

From a blank ad account to a campaign you can read.

AdsBeginner14 modules2h 4m

Free

Phase 1

Learn how the auction works and wire up an account Meta can read

Modules 1–5 · 59 min

  1. 01Before You StartHow to work through this course so it actually changes your results7m
  2. 02Introduction to Meta AdsUnderstanding the game before you play it14m
  3. 03Setting Up Business ManagerBuilding the foundation your whole ad account sits on15m
  4. 04Shopify IntegrationConnecting your store so Meta can actually see what happens on it12m
  5. 05Campaign ObjectivesTelling Meta what "success" actually means11m

Phase 2

Launch a real campaign, find the audience, test products cheaply

Modules 6–9 · 28 min

  1. 06Building Your First CampaignTurning theory into a live campaign, setting by setting7m
  2. 07Audience ResearchFinding the right people without overcomplicating it7m
  3. 08Creative StrategyThe single biggest lever in your entire ad account7m
  4. 09Product Testing StrategyHow to test fast, cheap, and honestly7m

Phase 3

Read the numbers, optimise, scale, and fix what breaks

Modules 10–14 · 37 min

  1. 10Reading MetricsLearning the language of Ads Manager8m
  2. 11OptimizationMaking smart, data-backed adjustments to something that is already working6m
  3. 12ScalingTurning a working test into real, sustained revenue8m
  4. 13TroubleshootingDiagnosing problems like a mentor, not panicking like a beginner8m
  5. 14Real Launch ChecklistYour final gate before spending your first advertising dollar7m
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Every count and duration on this page is summed from the modules listed above — 25 modules, 4h 50m. Nothing here is a placeholder: if a module is not written, it does not appear.

The method, published

How we score a product — and what we refuse to guess

There are no testimonials on this page and there are not going to be any. Everyone in this category leads with a revenue screenshot, most of them are invented, and you have no way to audit somebody else’s bank account anyway. So here is the working instead: exactly what Majorka measures, exactly what it will not estimate, and how to check either one against the source without taking our word for a single thing.

What we measure

Somebody recorded each of these. We read it; we did not compute it. If a field cannot be traced back to a recording, it does not appear in the product.

Days an ad has run
Today's date minus Meta's own first-seen date for that ad, recomputed each time the reading is taken rather than frozen at the moment we first scraped it.
Variant count
Meta’s own collation of near-identical ads under one advertiser. Their count, handed to us — not our inference about how hard someone is pushing.
Running, or stopped
Status as Meta reports it. A row we have not re-confirmed within fourteen days drops out of these results rather than being shown to you as running now.
The words the ad actually uses
The primary text and call-to-action Meta serves, quoted as-is. The honest form of a case study: a real brand, an ad paid for continuously for months, and its real copy.
What we hold, and what a store is built on
Row counts of ads, stores and products in our own database. Listed prices, domains and marketplaces read off the page they sit on. Themes and apps read from a storefront’s own public code.

What we refuse to estimate

This is the half that can be caught being wrong, which is why it is here. Nobody outside the platform holds these numbers, so any figure in this column would have been invented — and so there is no figure in this column.

Estimated reach
We do not print a reach figure on an ad. We would have to model one, and a modelled reach set in the same font as a measured date is exactly how a reader gets misled.
Estimated ad spend
Meta discloses spend to nobody outside its EU transparency set. So a tool or a course quoting you a competitor’s ad spend invented that number. There is no spend column here.
Inferred markets
We do not tell you which countries an ad runs in unless that was recorded. Guessing a market from a language or a domain is a guess, and it would read as a fact.
A verdict with hidden inputs
The band on an ad — Just launched, Live, Proven, Long-running, Scaling — is a function of exactly two measured numbers, days live and variant count. Both are printed beside it. There is no third ingredient you cannot see.
A result padded until the screen looks full
When nothing matches your search the app says nothing matched. It does not loosen the query until something comes back and hand you an adjacent product you never asked about.

Where we do model, we name it

The product table’s Sales 30d, Revenue 30d and trend sparkline are our own arithmetic on an assumed daily curve, not measurements. Module 3 of the course names them field by field — including the fact that a collapsed table row does not mark them as estimates, and that you have to expand it to see the marker. Use those columns to rank rows against each other. Never to assert what a product earns.

How you can check us

Verification that runs through us is not verification. Every ad on this page links to Meta’s own records, so the last step of trusting us does not involve us.

Open the ad at its source
Every Meta ad we show carries the archive id Meta’s own Ad Library takes as ?id=. Verify opens that exact ad on facebook.com — not a search, not a screenshot of one.
Read the two dates yourself
Days live is today minus Meta’s first-seen date, and both ends are visible on Meta’s own page. If our number is wrong, you will see that it is wrong in about four seconds.
No id, no link
A row we cannot key to an Ad Library entry gets no Verify button at all. A link that 404s looks convincing right up until someone clicks it, which is worse than an absence.
When we cannot reach our own library, we say so
No cached boast, no placeholder ads, no sample data standing in for a live reading. If the panels below are empty, that is the honest state and it is what you will be shown.

Checkable, right now

Not an argument — a link. Below is one ad currently in the library, with the claim we make about it, the field that claim comes from, and the button that checks it against Meta’s own records. Anyone can verify any ad we show, without an account and without asking us.

Loading library counts.

Loading a live example from the library.

More of them, live, in the strip below — each with the same link into Meta’s Ad Library.

Check us before you trust us

Proof, not promises

These are real ads running right now, pulled live from the library. The number is how many days each one has been paid for without a break — nobody keeps funding an ad that does not convert. Open Verify and you land on that exact ad in Meta’s own Ad Library, where you can check the dates against what we just told you.

What you will not find here is what those ads spent. Meta discloses that to nobody outside its EU transparency set, so any tool showing you a competitor’s ad spend is showing you a guess. Days live and variant counts are the evidence that actually exists.

Your progress

Finish the path. Leave with proof.

Every module you complete gets tracked. Finish all of them and you earn the Data-Driven Dropshipping Seller certificate, issued in your name.

Majorka

Academy

No. 04182

Certificate of completion

Data-Driven Dropshipping Seller

Awarded for completing all five modules of the 90-day path and validating a live product with real order data.

Individually numbered, signed by Maximus
Maximus Chevchenko's handwritten signature

Awarded to

Your name here

Instructor

Maximus

The price

A$500 a month. All of it.

One plan, billed monthly, cancel anytime. It opens every module, the chat with the founders, and every tool in the Majorka dashboard. No tiers inside it, no locked chapters. Here's why it costs what it costs, straight from the founder.

Why this price

Written at 1:47am

When I was starting out, every answer I needed was behind a $497 course sold by someone who made their money selling courses. I paid for a few. The real lessons still came the hard way, from my own store, my own mistakes, my own order data.

Everything I know is in these 25 modules. What you pay for is not a PDF of it. It is the room: the channels where Will and I answer the questions the modules raise, the other members running the same play, and the software that does the tedious half — the checking, the re-checking, the arithmetic across hundreds of candidates. That part is labour and I sell it.

Go through all of it, build the store, and cancel the month you no longer need us. That is the deal, and it is the whole deal.

Maximus Chevchenko

Maximus Chevchenko

Founder · still answers Academy questions himself

@maximuschevchenko
  • Every Academy module, video and PDF
  • Chat channels with Max and Will
  • Every Majorka tool, with Scale limits
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Free method, paid labour

The method is free. The labour is the product.

All 25 modules stay free, permanently, in full — roughly 4h 49m of reading with no locked second half. None of it requires our software. What it does require is somebody to actually do the work: checking dates on ads one at a time, writing order counts down and coming back later to see whether they moved, and running landed cost and break-even on every candidate before any of them earns a test budget. Majorka is that part, and only that part.

Doing it by hand

Free

Supplier data, Meta’s Ad Library and a spreadsheet. This is a real way to run the method, not a caricature of one — it is how Maximus did it for two years before any of this software existed.

  • Search Meta’s Ad Library by keyword and read the “Started running on” date on each ad, one ad at a time.
  • Write down the ones worth watching, then come back a week later to see which are still being paid for. Longevity is only visible if you check twice.
  • Open each supplier listing, record the order count, and record it again later — a single reading tells you nothing about velocity.
  • Put product cost, shipping, payment fees and your test budget into a spreadsheet, and work out contribution margin and break-even ROAS for every candidate.
  • Repeat for each product you are considering, and keep the sheet current. A stale file quietly makes the decision for you.

Nothing on that list is secret and nothing on it is clever. It is all in the free modules, in the order you would actually do it.

Doing it with Majorka

Paid

The same method, the same numbers, the same decisions. The difference is that the collecting, the re-checking and the arithmetic already happened.

  • Days continuously live is already computed for every ad in the library, next to a link that opens that exact ad in Meta’s own Ad Library so you can check the date yourself.
  • The watchlist keeps checking after you close the tab, so “come back in a week” stops being something you have to remember.
  • 30-day order counts and 7-day velocity arrive attached to the product row, so the second reading is there before you go looking for it.
  • The margin and break-even calculators sit beside the product they are about, so the arithmetic happens where the decision does.
  • Filters run across the whole library at once instead of a keyword at a time.

You are not paying to be told the method. You are paying not to do it by hand at 3am.

Why the line sits there

The reasoning is self-interested and worth saying out loud: the tool is only useful to someone who knows what to do with it, and someone who knows what to do with it keeps paying for the tool. That alignment is the whole business model. It is also why the Academy cannot be a teaser — a course that holds the good part back would produce customers who never learn enough to need the software, and we would have to keep selling courses to survive.

What the labour costs

Three plans, separated by how much of the library you work through in a month. The caps below are the real metered limits, not a marketing summary of them.

  • Operator

    $39/ month

    $31 a month billed yearly

    • lookups / month5,000
    • watchlist slots200
    • saved products1,000

  • Growth

    $69/ month

    $55 a month billed yearly

    • lookups / month10,000
    • watchlist slots500
    • saved products2,500

  • Scale

    $139/ month

    $111 a month billed yearly

    • lookups / month20,000
    • watchlist slots1,000
    • saved products5,000
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FAQ

Fair questions, straight answers

Yes. Every lesson, forever. No trial that expires, no locked second half. The reasoning is self-interested and worth saying out loud: the tool is only useful to someone who knows what to do with it, and someone who knows what to do with it keeps paying for the tool. That alignment is the whole business model.

Honest answer: the lessons teach a workflow, and Majorka is the fastest way to run that workflow. But everything taught here works with raw supplier data and spreadsheets too. That is literally how Maximus did it for two years. The tool saves you the 3am scraping, not the thinking.

You need a product budget, not a course budget — and the course will not tell you what that budget should be, because it depends on your product, your margin and your country. What it does instead is give you the arithmetic to work out your own number before you spend it, and a kill line to write down before you launch.

We are not going to give you a number. It depends on your product, your market, your budget and a real amount of luck, and any course that answers this question with confidence is selling you a feeling. What we can tell you is the size of the reading: about three hours for the first course, fourteen more lessons for the ads course, and a launch checklist that tells you honestly when you are not ready yet.

There is one, and we would rather undersell it than oversell it. Finish the written lessons and it carries your name, signed. It is not individually numbered and it is not third-party verifiable — we removed both claims when we found the certificate was handing every member the same serial number. A genuine numbered credential is being built; until it exists, the certificate is an acknowledgement that you did the reading, not a qualification.

Module 1 might be. Modules 3 to 5, covering saturation reading, kill criteria, and scaling validated winners, are where most experienced sellers say the money is. Skip ahead, it is free.

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