Online DJ gear store

Bedroom and hobby DJs, working wedding and party DJs, schools, and bars or venues that need gear.

You buy at trade prices and sell at a markup, with extra margin on accessories and bundles. Some orders may also earn a small fee for setup advice.

• Knowledge of DJ gear
• Basic website and online store setup
• Customer service and product advice
• Organising stock and orders

• Check whether you need an ABN and when to register for GST
• Australian Consumer Law covers refunds, repairs and warranties, so check your obligations
• Electrical items may need to meet Australian safety and compliance standards, so check with your supplier and your state regulator
• Brands may have rules about how and where their products are sold, so check your distributor agreements
• Price competition from big retailers and overseas sites can squeeze margins
• Business insurance, such as product liability, is worth checking with an insurer

Startup costs are typically around $2,000 to $10,000, depending on whether you hold stock or have suppliers ship direct, plus your website and insurance. These are estimates, so cost your own starting range.

Monthly revenue is typically around $500 to $5,000, depending on your range, marketing and pricing. Competition from big retailers and overseas sites can squeeze margins, so plan how you will stand out.

Check whether you need an ABN and when to register for GST. Also check Australian Consumer Law obligations on refunds and warranties, electrical safety compliance with your supplier, distributor agreements, and business insurance.