Wholesale buying club for resellers in Canada
In short: Strictly·Cash is a members-only wholesale buying club open to resellers in Canada. You pay a flat monthly fee, buy brand-name sneakers, watches, jewellery, fragrance and tech at wholesale cost, see the expected resale price beside every item, and sell locally or online. Results are not guaranteed.
What membership costs in Canada
Prices are set in Canadian dollars. The membership fee is how the club is paid for: we do not add a margin to the products.
| Plan | Per month | Weekly buying limit |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | $59 CAD | $500 CAD |
| Hustler | $199 CAD | $2,000 CAD |
| Whale | $349 CAD | No limit |
Each item shows its wholesale cost and the expected resale price side by side, so you can see the potential spread before you buy. Those figures are estimates, not promises of profit.
How to pay and how delivery works in Canada
- Payment: Interac e-Transfer is available to Canadian members for memberships and orders, and it is also how most local buyers pay you. Wait until the deposit shows in your account before you hand over an item.
- Delivery: most orders arrive in 7 to 11 business days after payment is confirmed, tracked step by step inside the app.
- Import taxes: Orders ship from outside Canada, so customs duties and sales tax (GST/HST or the provincial equivalent) can apply when a parcel arrives. What is charged depends on the item, its value and the rules in force at the time, and the carrier or border agency decides.
Where to resell in Canada
Canada is large and spread out, so most members sell locally in their own city to avoid shipping, and use eBay or Poshmark for items that do better with a national audience.
- Facebook Marketplace: The biggest local audience in most Canadian cities. Free to list, and buyers expect to message first and meet in person.
- Kijiji: The long-running Canadian classifieds site. Good for electronics, watches and anything buyers want to see before they pay.
- eBay.ca: Reaches buyers across the country, useful for sneakers and collectables. Expect fees and shipping to come out of your margin.
- Poshmark: A fashion-focused app where clothing, sneakers and accessories sell with shipping handled through the platform.
Fees and rules differ by platform and change over time, so check each one before you price. Every product includes a ready-made listing you can paste in.
Selling safely in Canada
Meet in a busy public place such as a mall entrance (some police stations also offer a marked exchange area for online sales), and bring a friend for higher-value items. Describe every item accurately, including its condition and whether it comes with a receipt or box, and keep a record of what you bought and sold for your taxes.
Key facts for Canada
- Open to resellers in Canada, with delivery included.
- Pay by card, USDC or Interac e-Transfer.
- Most orders arrive in 7 to 11 business days.
- Import duties and local taxes are your responsibility.
- Starter $59 CAD a month, up to $500 CAD of inventory a week; Hustler $199 CAD a month, up to $2,000 CAD of inventory a week; Whale $349 CAD a month, no weekly limit.
Questions from resellers in Canada
Can I join Strictly·Cash from Canada?
Yes. Strictly·Cash is open to resellers in Canada, and we deliver there. You choose your country when you add your address.
What currency are the prices in?
Prices are set and charged in Canadian dollars. In Canada you see them converted to Canadian dollars for reference at the day’s exchange rate, and every payment button also shows the exact amount in CAD. Your card issuer may convert the charge at its own rate.
How do I pay from Canada?
You can pay by card, USDC or Interac e-Transfer. Interac e-Transfer is confirmed by our team, usually within a few hours; card payments confirm instantly.
How long does delivery to Canada take?
Most orders arrive in 7 to 11 business days after payment is confirmed, and you can follow every update inside the app.
Will I pay import duties or taxes in Canada?
Orders ship from outside Canada, so customs duties and sales tax (GST/HST or the provincial equivalent) can apply when a parcel arrives. What is charged depends on the item, its value and the rules in force at the time, and the carrier or border agency decides.
Where can I resell in Canada?
Members commonly sell on Facebook Marketplace, Kijiji, eBay.ca and Poshmark. Each product comes with a ready-made listing, and you are responsible for describing items accurately and following each platform's rules.
Do I have to pay tax on what I earn reselling in Canada?
You are responsible for reporting your income and paying any tax required where you live. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) publishes the rules. This is general information, not tax advice, so speak to an accountant if you are unsure.
This page is general education, not financial, tax or legal advice, and not a promise of earnings. Resale prices change and results vary.
