Selling on Argos: a guide for Amazon sellers
Argos opened its marketplace to outside sellers in 2026. These guides explain how it works and what a sale costs, from the rules Trestle uses in its own sums.
Moving from Amazon to Argos
If you already sell on Amazon, Argos is a second marketplace for the same stock, not a fresh start. The questions that matter are the ones Amazon never asked: commission charged on the price including VAT, how orders reach the customer (many FBA sellers look at Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfilment, subject to Argos's terms), who handles returns, and how many Argos buyers would have bought from you on Amazon anyway. These guides take each in turn, so you can decide product by product which Amazon lines are worth listing on Argos.
Argos marketplace fees and commission
What Argos charges, what the commission is worked out on, and why it differs from what most sellers expect.
Read: Argos fees explainedHow to sell on Argos
How to apply, what Argos asks for, and what you must handle yourself.
Read: How to sell on ArgosArgos vs Amazon: costs per sale
The cost lines side by side, and why sales that only move from Amazon matter.
Read: Argos vs Amazon costsSee it for your catalogue
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