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Your 2 best options

Your answers: you have $100 to $299 to start; you have 8 to 12 h a week; you can wait for a first milestone; you want as little contact as possible; you prefer working at home, behind your screen; you have space to store items; you like hunting for deals; you need a predictable path.

Trading cards & retro games needs at least $150 of stock, above the low end of your budget: for Reselling, budget is only “Partial” (6 points less).

No. 1

Print on Demand

Create designs that sell with no inventory and no cash up front.

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Pack 1 from $24 CAD (about US$18) · One-time payment · 14-day guarantee

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Why Print on Demand comes first

It fits better on: contact (14-point gap), budget (6-point gap) and location (5-point gap).

Reselling · Trading cards & retro games does better on: what you like doing (22-point gap).

On the other aspects, they are tied.

Aspect by aspect

How Print on Demand and Reselling · Trading cards & retro games match your answers, aspect by aspect, and the points earned
AspectPrint on DemandReselling · Trading cards & retro games
Starting budgetCA$0–50Good fit12/12CA$150–500Partial6/12
Time per week5–10 hGood fit14/144–8 hGood fit14/14
First milestone (estimate)4–10 wkGood fit10/101–3 wkGood fit10/10
Contact with peopleAlmost noneGood fit14/14Answering customersWatch out0/14
Online or in the field100% onlineGood fit10/10Outings + onlinePartial5/10
Stock and shippingThe printer shipsGood fit8/8Stock at home, shippingGood fit8/8
What you do day to dayCreating designsWatch out0/22Hunting for dealsGood fit22/22
Demand and riskMediumPartial5/10Medium · cash in stockPartial5/10
Score73/10070/100
The main risk with Print on Demand

Competition is enormous: a generic design does not sell, however well presented.

Budget: CA$0–50 (Printify free plan, US$0.20 per Etsy listing).

The main risk with Reselling · Trading cards & retro games

You must tie up capital in stock, and a badly assessed item stays unsold.

Budget: CA$150–500.

How we calculate

Each aspect is worth points: what you like doing 22, time 14, contact 14, budget 12, timing 10, location 10, risk 10, stock 8. “Good fit” earns all of the aspect’s points, “Partial” half, “Watch out” 0.

The score measures how well your answers match what the business demands: it is not a chance of success nor an income forecast.

What we ruled out, and why

  • Local marketing: in-person or phone outreach is the only path (you prefer as little contact as possible).
  • AI video editing: you have to message strangers to find clients (you prefer as little contact as possible).
  • Micro-SaaS: you have to message strangers to find clients (you prefer as little contact as possible).
  • Dropshipping: it needs CA$350–600, of which $300–500 goes to ads.

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