Why Do I See a Curated Selection of Products in My Store Compared to Snazzyway?

Not all products visible on Snazzyway are immediately available on Fly or pushed to reseller stores. This is intentional and part of our product validation process.

Snazzyway operates on a data-driven product lifecycle model.

Many products listed on Snazzyway are test products. These are launched internally to evaluate:

• Market demand

• Customer response

• Repeat purchase frequency

• Return and quality behavior

• Operational feasibility at scale

Only after a product successfully passes this testing phase is it mass produced and made available on Fly for resellers.

This ensures that resellers list only proven, scalable, and reliable products—not experimental items.

Why Aren’t Test Products Shared Directly With Resellers?

Test products are not added to reseller stores because:

• Demand may be inconsistent

• Sizes, colors, or variants may be limited

• Supply continuity is not yet guaranteed

• Operational stability is still under evaluation

Adding such products directly could lead to order cancellations, delays, or poor customer experience, which we actively avoid.

How Does a Product Move From Snazzyway to Fly?

A product is added to Fly only after it demonstrates:

• Stable and repeat demand

• Acceptable return rates

• Consistent manufacturing quality

• Reliable fulfillment capability

Once these criteria are met, the product is mass produced and enabled for reseller access on Fly.

Can I Request a Product That Is Not Available on Fly?

At this time, individual product requests from the test catalog are not supported, as availability is governed by internal validation results and production planning.

Fly listings are curated to ensure predictable selling and scalability for all partners.

What Is the Benefit of This Approach for Me as a Reseller?

This model helps you:

• Avoid listing unstable or risky products

• Reduce customer complaints and returns

• Focus on products with proven repeat purchases

• Scale your store with confidence

In short, Fly shows what is ready to sell, not what is still being tested.