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Agent vs Dropshiper

	Agent	Dropship
Role and Function	An agent acts as a representative or intermediary between a buyer and a seller. They facilitate business transactions, negotiate deals, and may provide other services such as marketing, distribution, or customer support on behalf of the seller.	Dropshipping is a business model where the retailer (dropshipper) sells products to customers without physically stocking inventory. Instead, the retailer transfers customer orders and shipment details to a manufacturer, wholesaler, or supplier, who then ships the products directly to the customer.
Relationship	Agents usually have an ongoing relationship with the seller or manufacturer they represent. They are authorized to act on behalf of the seller and have a deeper involvement in the business operations.
Inventory	Agents do not hold inventory. They connect buyers and sellers and facilitate the transaction process but are not directly involved in the storage, packaging, or shipping of the products.	Dropshippers do not hold inventory. They rely on the suppliers to handle storage, packaging, and shipping of the products.
Compensation	Agents typically earn a commission or fee based on the value of the transactions they facilitate. They may also have negotiated terms with the seller regarding their compensation structure.	Dropshippers often have lower profit margins compared to traditional retailers because they usually purchase products from suppliers at wholesale prices.