A prep service that prints its prices on the page

E-Sell TS does FBA prep: the work a warehouse performs on each unit before a shipment reaches Amazon.

1. One unit as the smallest story. Sellers arrive with a pallet and no vocabulary. The page names what happens to a single item: labelled, bagged, bundled.
2. A pricing table in place of a button. Prep margins run thin. A seller who cannot estimate the cost takes the enquiry to the next search result.
3. Quote form with SKU and quantity asked up front. Those two fields carry the estimate, so the first reply from the warehouse holds a number.
4. One page covers both ends of volume. Whoever ships a box and whoever ships a pallet find their own row without a phone call.

A service page loses people in the vague middle. Name the work, print the price, ask for the SKU.

The work: E-Sell TS.