Plans & pricing // sourcing scope
Aeonix does not force every sourcing project into one package. We first review product, quantity, target market, packaging, QC, and shipping path, then recommend the right engagement model.
Photos, links, or rough specifications are free to submit. Service fees and third-party costs are confirmed only when the project needs supplier work, samples, inspection, packaging, consolidation, or shipment coordination.
Engagement models
An early buyer needs feasibility first. A buyer with suppliers, samples, or target costs needs stronger operating control and proof handoff.
Best for: photos, links, or early product ideas
Free to submit
We check product direction, supplier lane, MOQ pressure, packaging needs, and missing specification before the buyer spends time on the wrong route.
Best for: supplier search, quote comparison, samples
Service fee confirmed by project scope
We turn an unclear request into a supplier-ready brief, coordinate quotes and samples, and explain trade-offs beyond the lowest unit price.
Best for: existing suppliers without local control
Quoted by inspection, storage, and shipping work
Use this when suppliers are selected, but you need local checks, carton data, photo records, or multi-supplier consolidation in Yiwu.
Best for: packaging, logo, kits, tooling, repeat orders
Quoted by brand or manufacturing complexity
Useful when logo, packaging, barcodes, inserts, sets, ODM adaptation, or OEM production controls must stay consistent from sample to bulk.
Cost structure
Service fees, supplier costs, and logistics costs should be separated so buyers can see what is product cost, what is execution work, and what is freight.
Review fee boundariesSupplier cost depends on product, quantity, material, packaging, and destination market. Sample fees, tooling, and revision costs are confirmed separately.
This covers supplier search, quote organization, sample follow-up, project communication, QC coordination, or consolidation execution, scoped by actual work.
Inspection, labeling, repacking, consolidation, temporary storage, and photo records are confirmed before execution when the project needs them.
Freight depends on carton data, weight, destination, speed, and route. It is safer to compare routes after carton assumptions are clear.
Why it can pay back
Many sourcing problems are not caused by lack of suppliers. They come from disconnected specs, quotes, samples, packaging, QC, and shipment handoff.
We will route the request to the right cooperation model, then clarify the fees, samples, QC, and shipping conditions needed for the next step.
No. A photo, link, rough specification, and estimated quantity can be submitted first. We check whether the project is worth moving forward before paid execution is scoped.
Project workload varies too much. A single rate can overcharge simple work and under-scope complex work. We price around supplier search, samples, QC, packaging, and shipment complexity.
Yes. The work can start from local inspection, sample records, packaging checks, consolidation, and shipment coordination instead of supplier search.
We will route the request to the right cooperation model, then clarify the fees, samples, QC, and shipping conditions needed for the next step.