Help You Buy From China

How China sourcing and buying service fees are structured

There is no useful one-size-fits-all percentage for every China order. A single personal purchase, a one-off 1688 order, a supplier check, a sourcing project and ongoing purchasing involve different work, so we price the scope before it starts.

Choose the path that fits the order

Personal buyers, growing sellers and procurement teams need different kinds of help. Start with the group that feels closest to your situation.

Personal Buyers

One item, a few products, China-only sellers or marketplace purchases.

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Small Businesses & Online Sellers

Samples, small batches, 1688 or Alibaba buying, prep and repeat stock.

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Companies & Brands

Supplier search, RFQs, private label, QC and recurring procurement.

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What changes the fee

Small order

Personal or one-item purchase

We can review one-item and small personal requests too. For low-value goods, we will tell you if service and international shipping are likely to cost more than the convenience is worth.

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Defined task

Supplier review

A defined review of supplier identity, documents or payment details. We quote the fee after seeing what needs to be checked.

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Project scope

Sourcing project

Supplier search, quotation comparison, samples or another defined purchasing task. The quote reflects the actual scope.

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Ongoing work

Recurring purchasing

Repeat orders and ongoing supplier communication can use an agreed project, retainer or transaction-based structure.

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Partner scope

Agency Desk

White-label and partner work is quoted around workload, response expectations and the level of China-side execution required.

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We do not hide supplier, inspection, warehouse or freight costs inside a vague all-in service charge. Keeping them separate makes it easier to compare the real cost of the order.