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How it works

Exactly what we build for you. And exactly what you have to do.

Six steps, from working out what to sell through to running the business. No jargon. If you are trying to decide whether there is a real team behind this, read the whole page rather than the headline.

The build
Six steps
Until your store opens
30 days or less
Then
12 months of help
We take on
3 people a month

The short version

  1. We help you set up your own online store selling research peptides, and we do the building for you.
  2. You own it completely. Your brand, your store, your customers, your money. We take nothing from your sales.
  3. It takes 30 days or less to open, and you need to be involved during that time.
  4. One person from our team, your Blueprint Specialist, stays with you for a year afterwards.
  5. It is a five-figure investment and we offer payment plans.
The whole journey

Here is the path, start to finish.

Step 1
Decide what to sell
Step 2
Build your brand
Step 3
Build the store and take payments
Step 4
Connect your suppliers
Step 5
Open and get customers
Step 6
Grow it

Steps 1 to 5 take 30 days or less. Step 6 carries on, and your Blueprint Specialist stays with you for twelve months.

The market right now

Why this market, and why us.

Before the how, the why. Here is what this industry actually looks like at the moment, and why the thing that keeps most people out is the thing we solve.

Demand is not the hard part

Peptides have moved out of a niche corner of the supplement world and into something people look up by name. You are not being asked to create interest in this category. It is already there, and it is not going quiet.

The plumbing is the hard part

Payment companies turn this category down by default. Advertising platforms restrict it. Suppliers do not open accounts for people they have never heard of. Nearly everyone who tries to start here stops at one of those three walls, and it has nothing to do with how good they are.

Which is why the door is still open

Easy markets fill up. This one has not, because the barrier is operational rather than clever, and no amount of enthusiasm gets you past it. Whoever has already solved the payments, the supply and the rules holds an advantage that does not vanish next quarter.

Why us

We do not advise on this market. We sell in it.

Pepti Blueprint exists because we built our own research-supply business first. We hit every one of those three walls ourselves, in the wrong order, and spent a long time working out how to get through them.

The supplier relationships, the payment approvals and the way we handle the rules are not theory we researched. They are what runs our own store today, and they are what gets rebuilt under your name.

It is also the reason we can get you approved to take card payments when somebody doing this on their own cannot. You are not buying information. You are buying the years somebody else already spent getting it wrong.

Read this first

We build it. Not a course that tells you how.

There are no videos to work through on your own. There is no supplier list emailed over on day one and then silence. Our team does the work, and you get one named person looking after you the whole way through.

That is also why we only take three people a month. Each build keeps a team busy for weeks, and the supplier side runs on relationships that would not survive being used at high volume. It means we turn people away, including people who want to pay us.

The other half matters just as much. Every step below has a box headed what you do. Those are not suggestions. And where something depends on another company rather than on us, this page says so instead of glossing over it.

The six steps

What happens, in order.

Each step shows what our team does, what you need to do, and what you have at the end of it.

Step 1

Deciding what to sell and who to sell it to

In plain English Before anything gets built, we work out together what your business should actually be. Which products, which customers, and how you will be different from everyone else.
What we do
  • Talk through your goals and what you want out of this
  • Research the market and where the opportunities are
  • Look at which product types would suit you
  • Look at what your competitors are doing
  • Work out who your customers would be
  • Map out how the business will make money
  • Decide the direction of your brand
What you do
  • Fill in the starting forms
  • Be honest about your goals, experience and budget
  • Pick from the directions we bring back to you
  • Turn up to the calls
What you have at the end

A clear decision on what the business is, who it sells to, what it sells, and a plan showing what happens when.

Step 2

Creating your brand and the paperwork behind it

In plain English We create the name, the logo and the look of your business, and at the same time we get the boring but necessary business paperwork in place.
What we do
  • Come up with your business name
  • Work out how you stand apart from competitors
  • Write how you talk to customers
  • Design your logo and the look of the brand
  • Guide you through setting the business up properly
  • Plan how the website will be laid out
  • Prepare the legal pages your store needs, like terms and privacy
What you do
  • Look at the brand work and tell us yes or no
  • Send us the documents and details we ask for
  • Make the decisions reasonably quickly
What you have at the end

A real brand with a name, a logo and a look. The website planned out. The business paperwork underway, and the product range agreed.

Step 3

Building the store and getting you able to take card payments

In plain English We build your website and store, and we get you approved to take card payments. Getting approved is where most people in this industry get stuck. We already work with the payment companies that accept this category, and we handle the whole application for you.
What we do
  • Build the online store and design the website
  • Set up your product pages and load your products on
  • Set up the checkout, so customers can actually pay
  • Connect the tools the store needs to run
  • Take you to the payment companies we already work with
  • Fill in the whole application for you and answer their questions
  • Get you approved, set up and running, and fix anything that goes wrong
What you do
  • Send back the paperwork the payment companies ask for
  • Check the store over and approve it
What you have at the end

A finished store with your products on it, a working checkout, and card payments approved and set up in your name.

We get you approved for card payments. Most people trying to start in this industry never get past this step. Our relationships with the payment companies are a large part of what you are paying for.

Step 4

Connecting you to suppliers and sorting out deliveries

In plain English We introduce you to the suppliers, in your own name, and set up how orders get sent to your customers. In many cases that means you never have to hold stock yourself.
What we do
  • Find the right suppliers for what you are selling
  • Introduce you to them under your own account
  • Help with the back-and-forth and getting you set up
  • Go through product details and pricing with you
  • Sort out how orders get delivered, including dropshipping where it is available
  • Get the products loaded onto your store
What you do
  • Work with the suppliers we approve
  • Make the pricing and stock decisions, because they are yours
  • Keep the conversations moving
What you have at the end

Supplier relationships started in your name, products loaded onto your store, deliveries arranged, and the business ready to open.

Step 5

Opening the store and bringing in customers

In plain English Your store opens, and the advertising starts. Your first month of advertising is run for you by PeptiMedia, our marketing partner, and it is included in what you have already paid.
What we do
  • Run your first month of advertising for you, included
  • Write the full plan for how you get customers
  • Set up the adverts and get them running
  • Bring in content creators to promote your brand
What you do
  • Work with the marketing team rather than around them
  • Pay for the advertising itself
  • Keep paying for advertising after the free first month
What you have at the end

An open store with adverts running, creators promoting it, and a working system for bringing customers in.

Step 6

Running it and growing it

In plain English Once the store is open, the job changes from building to running. This is the part most companies in this industry are not around for, and it is where your Blueprint Specialist keeps working with you.
What we work on together
  • Looking at how the business is doing
  • Turning more of your visitors into buyers
  • Making the advertising work harder for the money
  • Managing suppliers and checking deliveries
  • Getting customers to come back and buy again
  • Writing down how things are done, so others can do them
  • Handing the repetitive jobs to someone else
  • Adding more products and more suppliers
  • Doing more of whatever is working
What you do
  • Run your business
  • Do the tasks you agree to do
  • Stay in touch with your Blueprint Specialist
What you have at the end

A business that is being run and improved, rather than a store that opened and then stalled.

Who owns what

We build it. You own it. All of it.

What we build for you
Your brand Your website Your store Card payments Supplier introductions Deliveries First month of advertising
What is yours, one hundred per cent
The brand The store The customer list The money it makes

We take no share of your sales and we own no part of your company. If you stopped working with us tomorrow, all of it would still be yours. What you are paying for is the machine and the supplier relationships behind it, not a slice of your business.

After your store opens

One person, staying with you for a year.

Opening the store is the beginning, not the end. Afterwards you keep working with the same Blueprint Specialist for twelve months, one to one. Their job is to help you keep moving, rather than leave you to work it out alone.

Your own Blueprint Specialist
Message them whenever you need to
Help putting things into practice
Help with suppliers
Help with card payments
Help with deliveries
Help with advertising and customers
Help with the day-to-day running
Training, written instructions and someone keeping you on track
The honest half

What we do not do, and what you will spend.

Most companies leave both of these out. They are the two things worth knowing before you speak to anybody, including us.

What we do not do

  • We do not run the business for you. We build it with you and stay alongside you, but you own it and you run it.
  • We do not control your suppliers. Their prices, their stock and what they have available are theirs.
  • We do not do your advertising past the first month. That month is included. After that it is yours to pay for and direct.
  • We take no share of your sales. Which also means we do not look after your money.
  • We will not tell you what you will earn. We do not know, and nobody selling you a business does.

What it costs

  • The build is a five-figure investment. Payment plans are available. The exact figure is worked out with you, because it depends on what you are building.
  • Website hosting. A monthly cost, and it is yours.
  • Advertising, after the free first month. This is the main ongoing cost. A store that stops advertising stops selling.
  • The normal running costs of whichever kind of business you end up with.
  • Money to actually run it. You need enough behind you to run the business, not just enough to buy the build.
Common questions

The things people ask us.

Who actually does the work?

Our team, alongside you. You get one person, called your Blueprint Specialist, who runs the build with you and stays with you for twelve months after your store opens.

You are not handed a login and left to it. That is the difference between this and a course, and it is why we can only take three people a month.

Do I need to be good with computers?

No. We build the website, set up the store and handle the technical side. Nobody is going to ask you to build anything.

What you need to do is answer questions, make decisions, approve work and sign things. If you can use email and join a video call, you can do your part.

Will I be able to take card payments?

Yes. We get you approved.

This is where most people trying to start in this industry get stuck, and it is one of the main reasons people come to us. We already work with the payment companies that accept this category, we fill in the whole application for you and we answer their questions. Your part is sending back the paperwork they ask for.

What happens if I get busy and go quiet?

Everything stops until you come back.

The timeline assumes you are joining calls, approving work and sending back the paperwork. Nothing moves while it is waiting on you. We build it with you, not instead of you.

Do I have to buy and store stock?

Not necessarily. We set up your deliveries so the business can send orders to customers without you holding boxes at home. That includes dropshipping arrangements where they are available.

Whether that is available to you depends on the suppliers, because their prices, stock and delivery are theirs, not ours.

Do I need a lab, a licence or a science background?

No lab and no science background. You would be running an online store that supplies research materials, not a laboratory.

What you do need is the discipline to stick to the rules this industry comes with. These products are sold for laboratory research only. They are not approved medicines and they are not for people to take. That affects how you advertise, what you are allowed to say and who you can sell to.

Who owns the business at the end?

You do. The brand, the store, the customer list and the money are yours. We take no share of your sales and we own no part of your company.

What you are paying for is the machine and the supplier relationships behind it, not a slice of your own business.

Bring us the difficult questions.

Forty-five minutes on a video call. We look at where you are, show you our own store and how it runs, and tell you honestly whether we would take you on. We only take three people a month, so we would rather say no on the call than take on the wrong person.

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Ask what we do not do. Ask what has gone wrong before. If we go vague on you, you have your answer.