Ready-made wholesale sourcing
Compare product references, quantities per SKU, supplier role, samples, packaging and repeat availability. The output to agree is a comparable shortlist and quotation basis.
Plans & pricing // sourcing scope
Start with feasibility, then price the work that actually matters.
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.
Before you submit
Free to submit, with route and fee boundary checked first
First reply within 1 business day from a sourcing operator
Selections pre-fill the RFQ so you do not repeat yourself
Supplier search, samples, QC, consolidation, and shipment work are scoped before service fees or third-party costs are approved.
Cost structure
Most projects have four cost lines.
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 pricingEngagement models
Choose by buying maturity, not by a generic package.
An early buyer needs feasibility first. A buyer with suppliers, samples, or target costs needs stronger operating control and proof handoff.
Free sourcing screen
We check product direction, supplier lane, MOQ pressure, packaging needs, and missing specification before the buyer spends time on the wrong route.
Managed sourcing
We turn an unclear request into a supplier-ready brief, coordinate quotes and samples, and explain trade-offs beyond the lowest unit price.
QC + consolidation
Use this when suppliers are selected, but you need local checks, carton data, photo records, or multi-supplier consolidation in Yiwu.
Before you submit
Start with clarity, not commitment.
An RFQ is not a payment step. It gives the team enough context to judge the route, surface proof gaps, and confirm the next scope.
Free to submit
The brief, first sourcing plan, and quote path review carry no upfront fee.
- Free to submit, with route and fee boundary checked first
- First reply within 1 business day from a sourcing operator
- Selections pre-fill the RFQ so you do not repeat yourself
Fees confirmed before execution
Supplier search, samples, QC, consolidation, and shipment work are scoped before service fees or third-party costs are approved.
- The brief, first sourcing plan, and quote path review carry no upfront fee.
- If the route is not a fit, you can stop. The brief and decision notes remain useful to you.
- Supplier search, samples, QC, consolidation, and shipment work are scoped before service fees or third-party costs are approved.
Build a sourcing brief in three short choices.
Pick the service need and buyer profile first, then add contact and product notes on the RFQ page. The choices carry forward so the first operator reply already has context.
Free to submit, with route and fee boundary checked first
First reply within 1 business day from a sourcing operator
Selections pre-fill the RFQ so you do not repeat yourself
Start here
Build a sourcing brief in three short choices.
Pick the service need and buyer profile first, then add contact and product notes on the RFQ page. The choices carry forward so the first operator reply already has context.
I am not sure this product is viable.
Start with the free feasibility screen before spending on execution.
Supplier quotes are hard to compare.
Normalize specification, MOQ, packaging, sample cost, lead time, and terms before price is judged.
I worry samples and bulk will drift.
Tie approved samples, specifications, and inspection points into the same file.
Five-stage journey
Each step ends in a decision file you can keep.
The goal is not more chat. It is one connected path from requirement, quote basis, sample proof, inspection rules, and shipment handoff.
01
Submit the requirement and what you already know
Send a product photo, link, rough specification, target quantity, or existing quote. Submission is free, requires no payment details, and creates no commitment.
02
Get a sourcing plan and scope check
A sourcing operator reviews the request, maps the supplier lane, flags MOQ, packaging, sample, QC, and logistics gaps, and asks only the questions that change the outcome.
03
Compare quotes on the same basis
Supplier quotes are organized around the same specification, MOQ, packaging, sample cost, lead time, and trade terms so the lowest price is not the only visible signal.
04
Use samples to set the bulk-production standard
Samples, revisions, and approval points are recorded into the sourcing file so production is held to something more durable than a chat thread.
Products / Sourcing / Customisation
Choose the sourcing task before requesting supplier options
Send the product, approximate quantity, destination and timing first. Add your references, brand requirements or existing supplier details so the team can review the right scope.
Private label and custom development
Identify the changes to the product, formula, materials, logo or packaging. Separate sample development and approval from the bulk-order quotation.
Support for your existing suppliers
Provide the supplier contacts and current quotation or order stage. Specify whether you need quote clarification, sample review, inspection, pickup or consolidation.
Toys and custom plush
Age group, material, artwork, samples and packing.
Cosmetics and private labelProduct type, shades, formula route and retail presentation.
Makeup brushes and toolsBrush shapes, branded sets, materials and sample comparisons.
Perfume and fragranceFragrance samples, bottles, pumps and supplier information.
Personal careHair care, bath products, soap, wipes and packaging.
Household cleaningLaundry and cleaning tasks, product formats and shipment information.
Yiwu market sourcingProduct assortment, supplier comparison and mixed-SKU consolidation.
China buying-trip supportProcurement visits, supplier appointments and follow-up scope.
Buyer route
Choose the buyer route before the sourcing motion.
The same sourcing service has different risk controls for ecommerce, private-label, wholesale, and procurement buyers. Choose the buyer route before supplier search, samples, QC, and shipment work are scoped.
Ecommerce sellers
Check SKU margin, MOQ, samples, packaging, and replenishment risk.
View routePrivate-label brands
Control product development, sample approval, packaging, and production brief.
View routeWholesale buyers
Plan mixed SKUs, quote comparison, consolidation, and repeat supply.
View routeProcurement teams
Review supplier evidence, risk notes, QC gates, and internal approval needs.
View routeFive-stage journey
Each step ends in a decision file you can keep.
The goal is not more chat. It is one connected path from requirement, quote basis, sample proof, inspection rules, and shipment handoff.
Not another middleman. A China-side control layer.
Many sourcing problems are not caused by lack of suppliers. They come from disconnected specs, quotes, samples, packaging, QC, and shipment handoff.
Review trust and execution proofReview controlled sourcing fileFive-stage journey
Free sourcing screen
Engagement models
Best for: photos, links, or early product ideas
Before you submit
Initial review of photo, link, or specification
Start here: Send a product photo, link, rough specification, target quantity, or existing quote. Submission is free, requires no payment details, and creates no commitment.
Five-stage journey
Managed sourcing
Engagement models
Best for: supplier search, quote comparison, samples
Before you submit
Quote normalization and difference review
Start here: A sourcing operator reviews the request, maps the supplier lane, flags MOQ, packaging, sample, QC, and logistics gaps, and asks only the questions that change the outcome.
Five-stage journey
QC + consolidation
Engagement models
Best for: existing suppliers without local control
Before you submit
Supplier arrivals, consolidation, and shipment coordination
Start here: Supplier quotes are organized around the same specification, MOQ, packaging, sample cost, lead time, and trade terms so the lowest price is not the only visible signal.
Five-stage journey
Private label / OEM
Engagement models
Best for: packaging, logo, kits, tooling, repeat orders
Before you submit
Reusable specification and supplier records
Start here: Samples, revisions, and approval points are recorded into the sourcing file so production is held to something more durable than a chat thread.
Why it can pay back
Not another middleman. A China-side control layer.
Many sourcing problems are not caused by lack of suppliers. They come from disconnected specs, quotes, samples, packaging, QC, and shipment handoff.
Suppliers quote different materials, packaging, and lead-time assumptions.
The brief is normalized before price, MOQ, sample, and delivery terms are compared.
Sample and bulk production are not tied to one proof record.
Samples, specs, QC points, and photo evidence stay in one operating file.
Multi-supplier goods arrive with messy carton data, labels, and shipment timing.
Yiwu-side operators coordinate arrival, consolidation, shipment, and exception feedback.
Start here
When you are ready, start with a free brief.
Send the product photo, link, specification, or target quantity. We will check the route first, then clarify the quote, sample, QC, and shipping steps.