Online video conferencing kit shop for small firms

Sell ready-to-use video meeting bundles online, with remote setup help for home and small offices.

Startup cost£500 to £5k
Monthly revenue£500 to £4k
Time needed8+ h/week
First incomeMonths
  • £500-5k
  • Side hustle
  • Online

Estimates for a small start in the UK, not guarantees.

Official data

6,604 UK companies in this field, 37% registered in the last 2 years

SIC 46520 “Wholesale of electronic and telecommunications equipment and parts”. Source: Companies House, November 2026.

What it is

A website selling curated bundles of cameras, speakers and screens for home offices and small teams. You choose kit that works well together, ship it to customers and help them get set up by phone or video call.

Your first three steps

  1. Pick a narrow range of kit and open trade accounts with UK distributors, checking whether they offer dropshipping
  2. Build a simple shop with three or four clear bundles and a guide to choosing the right one
  3. Write helpful setup guides and reach small businesses through local networks and search listings
Who pays

Small businesses, freelancers, hybrid teams and organisations that want simple kit without paying for an on-site visit.

How it makes money

Margin on each bundle sold, plus paid remote setup sessions and optional extended support. You may also earn referral fees from some brands or distributors.

Skills that help
  • Knowing how video meeting kit fits together
  • Online selling and basic website skills
  • Patient remote support
  • Writing clear buying guides
Watch out for
  • Consumer and distance selling rules for online sales, check returns and refund obligations
  • Product safety and UK conformity marking on the kit you sell, check with your suppliers
  • Business-to-business customers may have different rights, but check what applies to your sales
  • Stock risk if you hold kit yourself, consider dropshipping at first
  • Data protection for customer details and your website, including cookies and privacy notices
  • Competition from large online retailers, so focus on advice and support

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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 £500 to £5,000, depending on whether you hold stock or dropship and how you build your website. These are estimates, so compare supplier terms before committing to any stock.

What should I check before selling video kit online in the UK?

Check consumer and distance selling rules on returns and refunds, and product safety and UK conformity marking with your suppliers. Business customers may have different rights, so check what applies. Also check data protection, cookies and privacy notices.

How much can an online video kit reseller earn?

Monthly revenue is typically around £500 to £4,000, depending on your bundles, pricing and marketing. Large online retailers compete, so focus on advice and support. Expect at least about 8 hours a week.

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