Free · No Obligation

Check My Product

Send us one product. We will tell you whether sourcing it from China is worth pursuing — what the MOQ, logistics, tariff or compliance picture looks like, and whether we would recommend moving forward.

Sourcing request

Five fields. Two minutes. A photo and a rough quantity are enough to begin.

Not sure whether your product is suitable for China sourcing? That's exactly what the initial assessment is for.

JPG, PNG, WEBP or PDF · up to 20 MB · nothing needs to be shipped — product information is enough

Free assessment scope: it does not include supplier names, supplier contact details, formal quotations or detailed sourcing research.

Not sure what you would receive? See a sample Initial Sourcing Review →

Free What you receive

  • A written verdict — viable, conditionally viable, or not advisable
  • Our reasoning, on one page you can keep
  • Volume reality: whether your quantity works, and what order size would
  • An indicative landed-cost band — a range, not a quotation
  • Risk flags on certification, tariff or compliance
  • A recommended next step — or a plain "stop here"

What is not included

  • Supplier names or contact details
  • Supplier shortlist
  • Formal RFQ or supplier quotations
  • Detailed landed-cost calculation
  • Negotiation

What we promise

  • Written — a one-page review, not a chat reply
  • Within 2 business days, in French or English
  • If the answer is no, you get the reasoning and an alternative — not silence
After You Submit

What happens next

No sales call, no discovery meeting, no obligation. Just a written answer within two business days.

01

We read it properly

Product information, volume and any file you attached. If we need something clarified, we ask by email rather than guessing.

02

We assess it

Manufacturing feasibility, whether your quantity can support minimum order quantities, logistics and duty exposure, and any compliance flag.

03

You get a verdict

One written page: viable, conditionally viable or not advisable — with the reasoning, an indicative cost band and a recommended next step.