Clear scope before work starts

Pricing works best when the task and responsibility are visible.

Sourcing Ally does not use a one-size-fits-all promise for every product or order. The scope is agreed around the work you need, the evidence required, the location, timing, and whether you order through us.

01 / PRICING

Two confirmed starting points

Before starting, we discuss the project question, deliverables, timing, communication route, and what is outside the agreed work. This helps prevent a supplier search, factory visit, quality check, packaging coordination, or travel day from being treated as an undefined service.

Orders placed through Sourcing Ally

Minimum 5% of the order valueWhen you order through Sourcing Ally, the sourcing service fee starts at a minimum of 5% of the order value. The practical scope still needs to be agreed for the project.

Independent factory travel support

$150 per dayIf you choose to order directly from a factory and need independent factory travel support, the confirmed rate is $150 per day. Travel timing, location, purpose, and any additional project requirements should be agreed before the visit.

02 / SUPPORT

What we can agree to support

The exact combination depends on the project. Typical agreed tasks can include the following.

01

Supplier and product work

Supplier research, product discussions, quote comparison, sample coordination, and clearer communication around requirements.

02

On-the-ground checks

Factory visits when needed, sample checks, product-specific quality checks, production follow-up, and observations tied to the agreed question.

03

Packaging and communication

Packaging coordination, label or artwork follow-up, and translation or communication support with Chinese suppliers.

04

Travel support

Factory travel support in Shenzhen and nearby manufacturing areas, with farther travel possible when the project requires it and the plan is agreed.

03 / AGREEMENT

What should be agreed before a project starts

01

The product and current decision

We need to know what is being sourced or checked, which version is current, and what decision the work should help you make.

02

The evidence and deliverable

For example, a supplier comparison, visit observations, a sample review, a quality check scope, or a travel itinerary should be described clearly.

03

Timing, location, and handovers

Factory availability, travel distance, production dates, inspection timing, and freight handovers can affect what is realistic.

04

Limits of the work

No general guide, site visit, sample, or quality check can guarantee future production, a supplier’s financial condition, legal compliance, customs clearance, or a commercial outcome.

SOURCING ALLY

Tell us what you need to decide next.

Share the product, order stage, location, timing, and the support you are considering. We can then discuss an accurate scope rather than forcing your project into a generic package.

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