How it runs
Three moves, both sides
01
Post or answer
About 60 seconds. Anonymously, if you prefer.
02
We verify
Certificates, test reports and capacity checked before any name is shown.
03
Names exchange
Only after both sides have seen the evidence.
Live requirements
What buyers are asking for this week
Each card is a de-identified summary. Open one to see the full specification and answer it.
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EU · DE
RFQ-26-014
Machinery & metal
CNC aluminium housings, ±0.02 mm, anodised
12,000 pcs / year · 3 sizes2026-11-14
7 suppliers repliedView detail →
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EU · NL
RFQ-26-018
Machinery & metal
Stainless steel brackets, laser-cut and bent
8,000 pcs / year2026-11-22
3 suppliers repliedView detail →
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ANZ · AU
RFQ-26-021
Machinery & metal
Outdoor aluminium furniture frames, powder-coated
5,000 sets / year2026-12-05
5 suppliers repliedView detail →
Open
ANZ · NZ
RFQ-26-024
Hardware & daily-use
Food-grade silicone collapsible pet bowls
60,000 pcs / year2026-11-30
12 suppliers repliedView detail →
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EU · IT
RFQ-26-027
Electrical & electronics
Wiring harnesses and connectors, industrial equipment
20,000 sets / year2026-11-26
6 suppliers repliedView detail →
Open
EU · ES
RFQ-26-030
Electrical & electronics
Driverless LED linear modules, IP65
30,000 pcs / year2026-12-10
2 suppliers repliedView detail →
Assessment & testing
Two services on the same desk
Sourcing is one half. Knowing who you are buying from, and whether the goods will clear, is the other.
Assessment
Supplier assessment
Licences, capacity, quality system, export history and standing — checked on site, delivered as a scored assessment and a risk list.
- Six checks, every time
- Desk check or factory visit
- Report goes to whoever commissioned it
Testing
Testing & inspection
Material, safety, EMC and food-contact testing, plus inspection before the container is sealed.
- Accredited third-party laboratories
- Pre-production through loading supervision
- Report numbers your customs officer can look up
House rule
We publish the requirement, never the buyer.
Buyer names, contacts and drawings stay behind the desk. What goes public is a de-identified summary: what is needed, to which market, on which evidence, and by when.