EcomLegit helps Amazon sellers find reliable suppliers and make informed sourcing decisions before placing an order — comparing quotations and product samples, negotiating costs, and evaluating estimated landed costs.
Supplier research, quotation comparison, sample evaluation, cost negotiation, landed cost estimation, inspection arrangements where available, and shipment planning — handled as one careful, checked process before you commit to inventory.
This service fits private label sellers sourcing a first product, sellers switching or adding suppliers, and brands who want the numbers checked before committing to inventory.
Tell us about the product you want to source, your target cost and the marketplace you’ll sell in. Send us a message and we’ll review your enquiry.
We’ll get back to you within 24 hours with a personalised plan.
Sourcing problems rarely show up at the start. They appear later, when the product, the margin or the launch is already at risk.
These are the sourcing problems we see again and again. If any of them sound familiar, the supplier and the numbers behind the order need a closer look before you commit.
• The cheapest quote turns out to be poor quality
• The sample is good, but bulk production differs
• Hidden freight, duty and fee costs destroy the margin after ordering
• Minimum order quantities force over-investment in an untested product
• Supplier communication is slow or unclear across time zones
• No inspection before the goods ship, so problems are found at Amazon instead
• Shipment delays miss the launch window or selling season
• Paying a deposit without properly checking the supplier first
A rushed order rarely makes a good sourcing decision. A careful comparison, a checked sample and a clear estimated landed cost give a product its best chance — and that is how every sourcing job below is handled.
The cards below set out the principles we follow on every sourcing job. The exact scope depends on the product, the supplier and the information available.

We compare the total estimated landed cost — unit price, packaging, freight, duties and Amazon fees where relevant — because the lowest unit price is not always the lowest total cost.
Samples are checked before any bulk order, and samples from more than one supplier are compared where possible, so bulk production is less of a surprise.
Negotiation starts from several real quotations, not a single price, so there is something genuine to compare and negotiate against.
Estimated costs are worked out before an order is placed, while there is still time to change supplier, quantity or specification.
Where available, inspection is arranged so quality is checked before shipment, rather than discovered when the goods reach Amazon.
Shipment planning starts early, around Amazon FBA requirements and timelines, so labelling, packaging and delivery are not left to the last minute.
Clear written specifications are agreed in advance, so the supplier and the seller are working to exactly the same product, packaging and quality expectations.
Inspections and samples reduce risk, but they cannot guarantee a third-party supplier’s performance. We are clear about what can and cannot be promised.
Suitable suppliers are researched against your product, specification and target cost, and a shortlist is presented so you can compare real options before going further.
Quotations are gathered and compared side by side, including unit price, packaging, minimum order quantity and lead time, so differences are clear before a decision is made.
Samples are ordered and checked against the agreed specification, with findings shared so you can judge quality, materials and finish before committing to bulk.
Negotiation is supported from multiple real quotations, with costs, quantities and terms discussed with suppliers on your behalf before any order is confirmed.
An estimated landed cost is worked out from unit price, packaging, estimated freight and duties, and Amazon fees where relevant. It is an estimate to support the decision; final costs can vary.
Where available, inspection arrangements are coordinated before shipment, and the findings are reported to you so issues can be raised while there is still time to act.
Packaging and FBA labelling requirements are coordinated with the supplier, so the goods are prepared in line with Amazon’s requirements for delivery to FBA.
Shipment timing and delivery are planned around your launch window and Amazon FBA requirements, with progress followed up so delays are spotted early.
Once you confirm an order, communication with the supplier is coordinated and followed up, so production, paperwork and shipment steps stay on track.
For a new product launch, sourcing steps are coordinated in sequence — research, samples, estimated costs and shipment planning — so the launch is not held up by a late supplier decision.

We agree the product specification and target cost, then research and shortlist suppliers who look like a realistic match for the order.
Quotations are collected and compared, samples are ordered and evaluated, and the estimated landed cost is worked out before any commitment.
We support the negotiation, confirm the order details, arrange inspection where available, and plan the shipment around Amazon FBA requirements.

This service is a good fit for sellers who want the supplier and the numbers checked before committing to inventory, including:
Suppliers are researched based on your product, specification and target cost. We shortlist suitable suppliers and present the options to you, so you can compare them before deciding — no single fixed source is promised.
No — EcomLegit coordinates the research, comparison and communication, but the order and payment stay between you and the supplier, so you keep full control of your money.
The estimate covers the product cost, packaging, estimated freight and duties, and Amazon fees where relevant. It is an estimate to support your decision — final costs can vary.
Where available, inspection arrangements can be coordinated before shipment, so quality is checked before the goods leave the supplier. The findings are reported to you.
To start, we need the product or specification, your target price range, the estimated quantity, and the marketplace you will sell in.
No — samples, specifications and inspections reduce the risk, but no one can guarantee a third-party supplier's performance. That is why the checks above are done before you commit to a bulk order.
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