Reseller & Dropship Program

Reseller & Dropship Program is a landing page for recruiting people to sell your products. Its central move is refusing to lead with a percentage: the page opens the arithmetic of one single sale — retail price, your cost, payment fees, what is left — because "up to 41% margin" is a number nobody can act on and everybody discounts.
Sections, in order

Sticky navbar with anchors and a join button.
Hero — active reseller count, four reassurance chips (free to join, no target, dropship or wholesale, licensed photography), and an explicit statement that this is not a network scheme: you earn on products, never on recruits.
One sale, in full — a ledger card working a single bottle from retail price down to what you keep, including payment processing, with the top-tier figure quoted for comparison.
Margin tiers — a four-row table of thresholds, margin, what you keep on the example product, and how many resellers sit in each tier, plus the honest note that a third never leave tier 1 and that is fine.
Two ways to sell — a working switcher between dropship and wholesale, three steps each, with the trade-off spelled out under both. Choosing one also sets the method on the join form.
What you get on day one — licensed photography, ingredient and claim sheets written by whoever deals with the regulator, and human support hours.
The rules — a dark band with two columns: what is asked, and what happens when it is broken, including the number of removals and the buy-back of unsold stock.
Catalogue preview — eight products, each showing retail price and what the reseller keeps.
Reseller quotes — three at very different volumes, including one warning against moving to wholesale too early.
FAQ — six questions: joining fees, marketplaces, returns, business registration, whether it is MLM, and how to leave.
Application form — method, sales channel and experience.

Design and style. Bright and commercial without shouting: magenta and teal on a warm blush ground, Figtree over Inter, rounded cards, one dark band for the rules. Method switcher, FAQ accordion, scroll reveal and mobile menu are vanilla JavaScript.
Before you publish. The ledger and the tier table must agree — change the example product's price in one and the other becomes a lie a prospective reseller will spot with a calculator. Replace the tier thresholds and the reseller counts with your real ones; an inflated count is checked the moment someone joins a community group. If your program does pay for recruitment, delete the "not a network scheme" line rather than leaving it, because that sentence is the one people join on. The form uses named inputs with no action attribute, so PageHub attaches the handler on publish and each application arrives in Form Submissions with the method, channel and experience attached.
Best suited to skincare, cosmetics and supplement brands, fashion and accessories, food producers with shelf-stable products, digital goods with an affiliate margin, and any maker whose growth depends on other people selling for them.