Define the product
Record dimensions, materials, tolerances, packaging, target volumes, destination requirements, and your target landed cost.
Turn a product brief into a supplier shortlist you can actually compare. Define your specifications, evaluate samples, and understand commercial terms before placing an order.

Supplier availability, product compliance, and feasible minimum orders depend on your brief. A sourcing engagement does not guarantee a factory, price, or production slot.
Record dimensions, materials, tolerances, packaging, target volumes, destination requirements, and your target landed cost.
Evaluate factory capability, quotation assumptions, sample quality, tooling ownership, and production constraints.
Agree the supplier, approved sample, purchase terms, and inspection plan before authorizing production.
You do not need every answer yet. Share what you know and identify the details you still need help with.
Include drawings, materials, tolerances, and any reference sample. Custom development can require tooling, engineering review, and several sample rounds; these are scoped separately.
Share the quantity you actually need. Minimum orders vary by factory and product. A smaller run may have a higher unit cost or different manufacturing options.
Enter your email. We send one email that explains what the call covers and lists 3 things to have ready: your product with a photo or spec sheet, your order quantity and your delivery city. On the call we list the supplier questions still open, so you leave with a clear next step. The email includes a link to choose a time.
A product idea. A supplier question. A shipment ready to go.
Tell us where you are. We’ll start there.