Online video meeting kit for hybrid teams

Sell ready-to-use camera and audio kits online, with remote setup help for businesses.

Startup costA$1.5k to A$7k
Monthly revenueA$800 to A$4k
Time needed8+ h/week
First incomeMonths
  • A$1.5k-7k
  • Side hustle
  • Online

Estimates for a small start in Australia, not guarantees.

What it is

A small online shop that sells tested video conferencing bundles to businesses, with plug-and-play setup guides and remote support by phone or video call. You ship kit from home or use a supplier's dropshipping.

Your first three steps

  1. Test a few cameras, speakers and screens yourself and choose a small range you can confidently support
  2. Set up an online shop with clear bundles and agree supply, returns and shipping terms with distributors
  3. Write simple setup guides and offer a fixed-price remote setup session to your first customers
Who pays

Small and medium businesses, hybrid teams, schools and community groups that want proven kit without a site visit.

How it makes money

Margin on equipment sales, plus paid remote setup sessions and optional support packages.

Skills that help
  • Knowing how video and audio kit works
  • Writing clear product guides
  • Online selling and basic marketing
  • Patient phone and video support
Watch out for
  • Register an ABN and check when GST registration applies to your turnover
  • Australian Consumer Law covers refunds, repairs and warranties, check what you must honour
  • Electrical products sold in Australia may need to meet safety and compliance rules, check with your state electrical safety regulator
  • Holding stock ties up cash, start with a small range
  • Check insurance for stock and product liability

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Questions people ask

How much does it cost to start an online video conferencing kit shop?

Startup costs are typically around $1,500 to $7,000 as an estimate, depending on how much stock you hold, your website and your supplier arrangements. Starting with a small range helps limit the cash tied up in stock.

How much can an online video kit reseller make?

Monthly revenue is typically around $800 to $4,000 as an estimate, depending on your product range, pricing, marketing and how many business customers you win. Treat these figures as a rough guide only.

What rules should I check before selling video kits online?

Check whether you need an ABN and when GST registration applies. Also check your Australian Consumer Law duties on refunds, repairs and warranties, electrical safety and compliance rules with your state regulator, and insurance for stock and product liability.

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