Pricing
Clear scope.
Clear fee.
We’re paid by your brand for agreed sourcing work. No supplier commissions or kickbacks. Factory quotes stay separate from our fee.
A defined sourcing project
Project fee
For a new product or supplier change, with the scope, milestones, and fee agreed before work starts.
- Product brief and supplier shortlist
- Quote comparison and sample coordination
- Cost overview and direct introductions
Fee scoped on a call.
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Monthly retainer
For recurring supplier work across your products, with a defined workload and clear responsibilities.
- Supplier research and requests for quotes
- Sample status and supplier follow-ups
- Purchase-order coordination within the agreed scope
Fee scoped on a call.
Book a callA focused piece of work
Fee per deliverable
For a specific sourcing decision that needs a clear answer and an agreed output.
- Supplier capability review
- Quote comparison or landed-cost planning
- A defined scope and written findings
Fee scoped on a call.
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What sits outside the fee?
Samples, tooling, packaging, freight, and specialist inspections or legal review are scoped separately. We make the assumptions and approvals clear before costs are incurred.
Choose the working model
Compare your
sourcing options.
A useful comparison starts with the fee structure, the information you receive, and your access to the manufacturer.
How it worksDIY sourcingCommission modelAnyGoods
Finding suppliersYour team runs the search.An intermediary sources for the order.We research against your brief.
What you pay forYour team’s time and direct costs.Fees may be tied to order value.An agreed scope and deliverables.
Reading the quotesYou check and reconcile every detail.Ask how quotes and fees are disclosed.Factory quotes and our fee stay separate.
The factory relationshipYou build and manage it.Access depends on the agreement.Yours, with direct introductions.
Straight answers
The practical questions.
The scope, the fee, and the relationship should be clear before we start.
How are you paid? Do you take supplier commissions?
Your brand pays an agreed project fee, monthly retainer, or fee for a specific deliverable. Factory quotes stay separate from our fee. We do not accept supplier commissions or kickbacks.
Who owns the factory relationship?
You do. You receive direct factory introductions, contacts, and the sourcing information produced for your project. You can work with the manufacturer independently; ongoing AnyGoods support is optional.
How do you approach IP, confidentiality, and NNN agreements?
We discuss confidentiality and IP requirements when defining the scope, including whether a non-disclosure, non-use, and non-circumvention agreement is appropriate. Qualified legal counsel in the relevant jurisdictions should review the agreements before sensitive information is shared. Legal review is separate from sourcing work.
Is there a minimum project size?
Fit depends on the product, estimated quantity, stage of development, and work required. Share what you know and we will assess whether a useful scope is possible. A factory’s minimum order quantity is separate from our agency fee.
How long does initial sourcing take?
Use roughly 4 to 6 weeks as an initial sourcing planning window after the brief is agreed, not a guaranteed completion date. Supplier responses, customization, sample availability, and revisions can extend it. We confirm milestones for your project; production and delivery have separate schedules.
What should we expect for minimum quantities and samples?
Minimum order quantities and sample terms depend on the product, supplier, materials, and customization. We request those terms as part of the comparison. Sample, tooling, packaging, and freight charges are separate from our fee and are made clear before you approve spending.
Start with a conversation
Start with the scope.
Tell us what you need to solve. We’ll discuss fit and put a clear proposal around the work.
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