When a product isn’t on the 13 product lines, WOW Sourcing takes it on as a project — factory shortlist, sample approval, quote negotiation, production follow-up, photo QC and shipping. One thread from request to delivery.
Sourcing work isn’t magic — it’s a sequence of small, accountable steps. Here’s what happens between the first message and the truck leaving the yard.
A short description, a reference image or a spec sheet. Same form for every category — the clearer the brief, the shorter the timeline.
YouTwo or three factories matched on capability, MOQ and price. Names, locations and capability notes shared before any quote goes out.
WOWSample fees and freight quoted up front. Once the sample is signed off, the production quote is locked in writing.
WOWPre-shipment inspection with photos, packing and labelling coordinated, freight booked — all through the same thread.
To YouNot every order needs a sourcing project. The 13 product lines already cover the common cases — WOW Sourcing is for the rest.
Something specific to the brief — a custom material, a niche item, a private-spec product that isn’t on the catalogue.
The catalogue assumes a workable MOQ. WOW Sourcing negotiates lower floors for true small batches where the project still makes sense.
Either the category is opaque from the outside or the supplier list is hard to vet. WOW Sourcing brings an existing factory network into the project.
Every batch goes through a pre-shipment check with photos, and packing and labelling are coordinated end to end. Specs and sign-off captured in writing.
A sourcing service that overpromises ends up costing the buyer more than it saves. These items are deliberately out of scope.
Every project runs on the same 30% deposit / 70% before shipment terms as the catalogue. No exceptions — this protects both sides.
If the only factories that can make the product demand 10,000+ unit MOQs, the brief comes back with that note.
WOW works directly with factories — one tier, transparent pricing. Multiple middlemen add cost without adding accountability.
If a factory can’t prove capability with samples, references or third-party audits, it doesn’t make the shortlist.
Tell us what it is, roughly what it should do, and any reference images. A short reply confirms whether WOW Sourcing is the right route.