For manufacturers, distributors, and established B2B suppliers
We welcome outreach from manufacturers, authorized distributors, and established B2B suppliers interested in a documented, compliant sourcing relationship for the U.S. market.
We are interested in speaking with:
- U.S. manufacturers of consumer products
- Brand owners exploring additional distribution channels
- Authorized distributors with documented rights to sell relevant brands
- Established wholesalers with a verifiable trading history
- B2B suppliers able to provide clean, itemized commercial documentation
- Amazon-related business partners operating within marketplace policy
What to include in your outreach
Not every item applies to every product — share what's relevant to your category, and we'll follow up about anything else the review needs. Please send this information by email rather than through a public web form; this site intentionally has no contact form, so nothing about your inquiry is exposed to a third-party form service.
Company & Contact Information
- Legal business name
- Business address
- Company website
- Primary contact name, role, and direct contact information
Business & Authorization Status
- Whether you are a manufacturer, distributor, or wholesaler
- Brand authorization or distribution rights, where the product is branded
- Any territory or sales-channel restrictions that apply
Product & Commercial Details
- Product catalog or line sheet
- Wholesale price list
- Minimum order quantity (MOQ) and case-pack quantities
- UPC/GTIN information
- Typical lead times
- Payment terms
Logistics & Fulfillment
- Shipping origin
- Preferred Incoterms and typical fulfillment method
- A sample commercial invoice format
Marketplace Policy & Compliance
- Any Amazon or other online marketplace policy that applies to the product
- Return and damage policy
- Expiration date and lot-tracking details, where the category requires them
- Applicable product compliance documents (safety, labeling, or test reports for the category)
What happens after you write to us
Your information moves through the same seven-stage process described in full on our Wholesale Sourcing page: initial review, business and contact verification, product and brand-policy review, documentation and invoice review, marketplace and compliance assessment, commercial-term evaluation, and finally a purchase decision.
We review supplier outreach carefully and respond to relevant, well-documented proposals. We do not commit to purchase volumes, exclusivity, or timelines in initial correspondence, and any agreement follows appropriate verification and documentation on both sides.