Since 2018 I've been building eBay dropshipping businesses from scratch. DropScout is the tool I built to find and validate winners myself — now it's yours too, or I'll coach you through the whole thing personally.
I didn't build this to launch a software company. I built it because I was the one doing the work by hand — combing through Amazon listings at midnight, running eBay's fee math on a calculator, second-guessing whether a product actually had legs before I risked a listing on it.
It's for the seller in that exact spot: already listing, or about to, and tired of guessing. It's not a shortcut to passive income — you still have to list, price, and run your store. What it removes is the guesswork in between: is this worth my time, and what will I actually make if it sells.
"I still run my own store on it. Every verdict it gives you is the same one I'm trusting with my own inventory."
Use one, or both — DropScout adapts to how you like to work.
Iris scans overnight, checks the margins, and has your winners queued and waiting by morning. Review, approve, done. No browsing required.
Spot something interesting while you're browsing Amazon? One click gives you a real-time margin verdict right on the page. Clears the bar? One more click pushes it straight to eBay.
Not ready to commit? We'll hand-deliver 20 margin-verified, ready-to-sell products to your inbox within 48 hours.
When I started in 2018, I didn't have anyone to call when a listing flopped or a supplier fell through — no one to push back when I was about to make an obvious mistake, or tell me honestly when an idea wasn't as good as I thought it was. I figured it out alone, the slow way.
I told myself that once I'd built something worth learning from, I'd be that person for someone else — fast-tracking the learning curve, catching the costly mistakes before they happen, laying out the roadmap from day one instead of making you find it by trial and error.
"Mentorship isn't a course and a goodbye. It's the partner I wish I'd had — someone to bounce ideas off, and challenge the assumptions you don't know you're making."
From self-guided to fully hands-on — pick the level of support that fits.
For twenty years, I built other people's products. Two decades in telecommunications and product management — leading teams, shipping roadmaps, making other companies more money. It was a good career. It wasn't mine.
In 2018, I started dropshipping on eBay in the evenings — no inventory, no warehouse, just research, listings, and a lot of trial and error. I made plenty of mistakes early on. I also made my first sale, then my first hundred, then eventually scaled multiple storefronts across eBay, Amazon, and Facebook Marketplace past $200,000 in sales.
The hardest part was never the selling. It was the research — hours spent hunting for products that might actually work, guessing at margins, hoping I wasn't about to list something that would tank. So in 2026, I built DropScout: the tool I wished I'd had from day one.
I still run my own store with it. I also teach other people to build theirs, because the version of me starting out in 2018 could have used someone who'd actually done it — not just talked about it.
I was born in Lima, Peru, and now live in South Florida with my family, still doing the work I built for myself: finding what sells, teaching what I've learned, and building things that are actually mine.
"Daniel's mentorship helped me go from zero to over $1,000 in my first month."
"In six weeks I launched my first eBay store and closed over $3,000 in sales."
"I made my first $500 profit working just a few hours a week, with zero prior experience."
"Now I'm earning a few hundred dollars on the side and feeling more confident than ever."
"Sold 4 of 20 products in the first two weeks. Paid for itself and then some."
Grab my free eBay Dropshipping guide — the same one I hand to complete beginners — and I'll keep you posted from there.