A photo
A picture from a shop, a trade show, a competitor's shelf, or your own phone.
Being your agent in China means doing the part you cannot do from abroad: walking the market, standing in the factory, holding the product and arguing about the price.
Starting point
Any one of these is enough for us to begin. The rest is our job.
A picture from a shop, a trade show, a competitor's shelf, or your own phone.
A listing on Amazon, Alibaba, Ozon, Wildberries or anywhere else. We find who really makes it.
Post us the physical item and we will match it — material, size and finish.
Just words. "A folding step stool that holds 150 kg" is a perfectly good brief.
Tell us the destination country and roughly how many you want. Those two facts change the answer more than anything else — they decide the freight, the duty and the MOQ.
The process
You are told where your order sits at each stage. Nothing moves to the next one without your approval.
You send the photo, link, sample or description, with the destination and target quantity. We reply the same working day with questions, if we have any.
We identify the product and find who makes it — across the Yiwu market's stalls, our own factory network, and the industrial clusters around Zhejiang, Guangdong and beyond. If it means physically going to look, we go.
Before we quote a supplier we check the business licence, the export history and whether they actually manufacture rather than resell. Marginal suppliers are dropped here, not after your deposit.
We come back with the unit price, the MOQ, the lead time and — if you want it — the landed cost at your door including freight and duty. Usually from more than one supplier, so you can see the trade-off.
We order samples, open and inspect them in our office, and courier them to you. If the first one is wrong, we go back and get it right before anything is committed to production.
You approve a sample and confirm. We place the orders, pay the suppliers in RMB, and chase the production line so the dates hold. You get progress updates rather than silence.
Goods come to our Yiwu warehouse. We count them, check them against your approved sample, photograph and film them, and repack anything that will not survive the journey. Every supplier's goods merge into one shipment here.
We clear the goods for export, book the space, and send you the documents and tracking. From there it is a date in your calendar rather than a worry.
Quality control
The single most expensive mistake in importing is finding out about a defect after the container has arrived. At that point you have already paid for the goods, the freight and the duty — and your recourse is a phone call to another continent.
So we check at the point where it is still cheap to fix: in our warehouse, before loading. If something is wrong, it goes back to the supplier while your money is still in play.
Why Yiwu
Yiwu is not a convenient address — it is the reason the service is possible at all.
Roughly 75,000 stalls across five districts, selling almost every small manufactured good on earth. Walking it takes days. We do that so you do not have to.
One of the busiest container ports in the world sits on our doorstep, which is why small shipments do not sit around waiting for space.
Zhejiang and the neighbouring provinces are dense with manufacturers. Most factories we buy from are a day trip from the office — so a site visit is routine.
A photo and a destination country is all we need to give you a real price.