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Trade intelligence, then real people

Describe it once.
We source, verify and ship it.

One agency between you and the factory floor. The assistant on the right turns a rough idea into a specification our team can quote, check against your market's rules and inspect before it ships.

Specifications
302
Verticals
13
Gates per order
6
Sourcing assistant Example run
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Tell me what you need made or sourced. I search what we already supply, work out the specification a factory will ask for, and draft the inquiry for our team.

3 free messages, no account needed to start. Searches 302 live products

Why Outsource China

A sourcing agent.
Not another marketplace.

01

You are not shopping factories

Marketplaces hand you a dozen suppliers. We are the company on the contract.

02

The brief arrives complete

The assistant asks what a factory will ask, so the first reply can already be a quote.

03

Nothing ships uninspected

Checked against the spec you approved, with photos, before the factory is paid in full.

04

We say no when we should

If the quantity or the price cannot hold, we tell you — before a quote falls apart.

The problem

A vague inquiry costs a week.
A complete one costs an afternoon.

inbox — the usual email

From a buyer, Monday

“Need 1,000 units. Best price?”
materiallogopackagingportdeadline

Then four more emails.

What the factory receives
Quantity 1,000 units
Branding Buyer logo
Packaging Retail box
Destination Your port
Incoterm FOB or CIF

What you actually get

One relationship.
The whole job.

How an order runs
01

Contract

We are who you sign with. Vetting, negotiation and the invoice sit with us — not a directory of factories.

02

Inspection

Photos against the approved spec, before payment is released. If it is wrong, it does not ship.

03

Make

Your logo, colour and packaging — or a design we develop with the factory from a sketch.

04

Ship

Consolidation, export documents, and a shipment you can clear. One point of contact.

Orchestration

Six gates.
No order skips one.

Each gate has an owner and a check. If a gate fails, the order stops there — before you have paid for anything that does not meet the brief.

The trade process in full
  1. G0
    Brief

    Specification, quantity, market and Incoterm are complete

    You + assistant
  2. G1
    Supplier match

    Factories we know, matched to the specification

    Our team
  3. G2
    Compliance check

    The rules of your market, and the evidence the factory must supply

    Our team
  4. G3
    Written quote

    Price, quantity, timing — and a landed-cost estimate if you ask

    You accept
  5. G4
    Sample sign-off

    You approve a sample before bulk production

    You
  6. G5
    Inspection

    Photos and a report before the balance is released

    Our inspectors

Who this is for

A partner. Not a listing.

Brands

A logo, a colour, a market. Made to that, then checked before it leaves.

Importers

You know the product. You want one supplier holding the spec, the timing and the freight.

First orders

You should not have to learn factory negotiation on a live order.

Projects

A site, a fit-out, a plant. Described once. Quoted as one job.

What we will not do

The trust is in the refusals.

  • No products we cannot supply If we do not make it, we say so and source it properly — or we decline.
  • No prices on the site A stale figure gets quoted back at us. Every number arrives in a written quote.
  • No fantasy lead times Quantity, custom work and the factory’s real calendar decide the date.
  • No disappearing act We stay on the order through inspection and shipping. That is the job.

Start with a sentence

Tell us what you need made.
We will tell you if we should take it.

Nothing is ordered and nothing is charged until you accept a written quote.