Prepare
Idea, photo, or early product link
Build the missing-spec checklist before asking factories for prices.ONE PLACE TO START ANY CHINA-SIDE REQUEST
Bring the idea.Leave with a China-ready next step.
Send a photo, product link, supplier quote, or a rough description in English or Spanish. Get a clear route—without forcing every request into a sales call.
✓English + Spanish✓No polished brief✓Free to start✓No supplier contact without approval
PRIVATE ROUTING DESK
01 / 03Start with what you already have
Nothing is uploaded while you complete this card. A file stays in your browser until you choose to attach it in WhatsApp.
WIDE ENTRANCE. NARROW HUMAN WORK.
Every idea gets a route. Human time goes where it creates evidence.
The site does not pretend every request needs a sourcing agent. Early-stage buyers leave with a better brief. Transaction-stage buyers can choose one defined China-side action.
Compare
Quote, PI, or competing offer
Separate comparable facts, unclear claims, and the questions worth sending back.Protect
Supplier selected or payment approaching
Define one evidence check before a deposit or balance decision.Prove
Sample or production already exists
Request specific photos, measurements, video, or China-side confirmation.FREE / SELF-SERVE
Route card
A structured brief, missing-information list, and practical next step—created in your browser.FIXED SCOPE / FOUNDER TEST
Supplier Contact Proof · US$29
One supplier, five agreed questions, up to three Chinese contact attempts, and an action log with original replies within 24 hours after brief approval. No reply or safety verdict is guaranteed.ON THE GROUND / WHEN NEEDED
Sample, factory, or production evidence
Only when remote evidence is not enough. The buyer approves the exact task before any visit or coordination.BUYER-SIDE, EVIDENCE-FIRST
Useful help, without false certainty.
This free route card supports written English and Spanish and does not translate your input. Approved human tasks may use AI-assisted translation. Live foreign-language calls are not promised. Names, quantities, prices, dates, and bank details must always be checked against the original source.
What we can do
- Turn an incomplete idea into a supplier-ready question list
- Separate facts, supplier claims, and missing evidence
- Translate and structure written China-side communication
- Carry out a clearly approved local action and return raw evidence
What we will not claim
- That every idea can be manufactured at the target price
- That a supplier or transaction is guaranteed safe
- That a remote check replaces an audit, inspection, or lab test
- Legal, customs, certification, tax, or import-compliance advice
Questions buyers should ask before they trust the process.
Is the first route card really free?
Yes. It is created locally in your browser and does not place an order. If a useful next step requires manual work, you see the scope and price before anything starts.
Will you contact a supplier when I submit?
No. A supplier is contacted only after you explicitly approve the task. Adding a link or document never counts as permission.
Can I start with only a photo?
Yes. The route card will show which missing details matter before a real quote—usually quantity, material, size, customization, destination, and timing.
Can you guarantee a supplier is safe?
No. Public records, documents, inconsistencies, and requested evidence can support a decision, but no service can guarantee future behavior.
What should I avoid sharing?
Do not put full bank account numbers, passwords, ID numbers, signatures, or unrelated personal data into the form. Sensitive files should be masked and shared only when needed.
START BEFORE THE BRIEF IS PERFECT
The idea does not need to be finished. The next step does.
Start with the photo, link, quote, or supplier already in front of you.
Start with what I haveThis test version creates request summaries in your browser and stores nothing from the form. A WhatsApp jump contains only your case number and non-sensitive route details—not your description, reference link, or file. WhatsApp is a third-party service; you choose what to paste, attach, and send there.