sole-seller income

noun
UK /səʊl ˈsɛlə ˈɪnkʌm/
US /soʊl ˈsɛlər ˈɪnkʌm/

Money a person makes from being the only one who sells something.

Her sole-seller income from the handmade soap shop paid for her college books.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Earnings from a product that only one company is allowed to sell.

The drug company's sole-seller income grew after it got the patent.

3. The total money a business gets when it is the only seller in a market.

As the sole-seller income rose, the small town's only grocery store expanded.

4. Profit made by an individual who is the only person offering a service in an area.

His sole-seller income as the town's only plumber kept his family comfortable.