A SINGLE POINT OF CONTACT
A single task or a custom set — flexible execution in China.
The scope and fee are agreed individually — based on the actual workload and the responsibility taken in China. Whatever the task, the approach remains the same: hands-on execution and clear reporting all the way.
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Supplier overview
Remote check and vetting of a supplier — company background, export status, and the details worth knowing before you commit. -
Just check price
Reliable price confirmation for one product, without disclosing supplier details. A quick reality check before any deeper work. -
Targeted sourcing
One item name, a filtered shortlist of suppliers. I source, compare, and report back with details and important remarks. -
Pre-shipment check
Inspection of the goods before shipping from China — checked against your instructions, with a report before the goods move. -
Supplier visit / inspection
A visit to the supplier or factory on site. I report back with what I saw — the pros and the cons. -
Sample check
I receive the product sample, check it hands-on, and report back with an overview. -
Warehousing
The goods are received and stored at the warehouse in China until shipment. -
Export assistance
Export of ready goods from China — the goods are already purchased, I take them through export handover.
End-to-end
China-side purchasing management and execution.
≥ 10 %
of the total purchase value, but not less than $580 / deal.
Learn more Custom scope
Varies
The scope and fee are agreed individually based on workload, risk level, and responsibility in China.
Request
Basic
Your supplier, my execution.
≥ 5 %
of the total purchase value, but not less than $580 / deal.
Learn more Anton Gora
Independent sourcing
and purchasing agent in China
and purchasing agent in China
Master’s degree in Sinology
In China since 2005
In China since 2005
Field notes
Can you receive our USD, and just pay our suppliers in China and handle the export?
What stands between “yes, I can pay” and the first payment. Deal setup, documents and the seller of record construction.
Why you won’t hear “guaranteed” from me
Because I prefer to take words apart before I use them. A guarantee has an expiry date.
Being right was available
100% prepaid, contract signed, supplier already buying materials — then the client changed his mind. The full refund, documented: eleven days, to the cent.
What answering for your own words costs in numbers
A $1,530 motorcycle, a $500 Bill of Lading correction, and the sentence I answered for.