First stage: goods and agency fee
Review the goods procurement payment and purchasing agency fee as separate lines before the purchase stage.
PROCUREMENT FROM CHINA
Review the goods procurement payment and agency fee before the purchase stage. Confirm the shipping batch, then review applicable extra warehouse operations and international freight using the completed packing and actual measurements.
6% · Minimum USD 60 per commissioned request
Review the goods procurement payment and purchasing agency fee as separate lines before the purchase stage.
After the shipping batch you confirm has arrived at the warehouse and actual packing and measurement are complete, review applicable extra warehouse operations and international freight as separate lines. The shipment is dispatched after written confirmation and payment.
The fee base is the total goods purchase amount for the commissioned request. Included basic checks, normal supplier coordination, ordinary packing and one free standard shelf position per customer with no time limit are not charged again. Confirm the commissioned scope and amounts in the written proposal.
Enter the total goods purchase amount for one new commissioned request. The result covers the agency fee only.
Agency fee estimate
Reference agency fee
ECB reference rates dated . View the official rate source.
The USD purchasing amount, agency rate and minimum stay the basis of this estimate. The local-currency figure is a reference. Your written quote confirms the supported settlement currency, quotation exchange rate and final amount payable.
The calculation uses the higher of 6% of the confirmed base and USD 60 per request. The written proposal confirms the fee base and commissioned scope.
International freight and any approved extra warehouse work are confirmed in the second stage using the actual shipping batch, packing and measurements.
Use this checklist to review your own proposal. For each line, ask whether the service is included, separate or optional and whether its amount is confirmed, estimated or pending.
| Quote item | Basis to confirm | Decision to record |
|---|---|---|
| Product payments | Agreed products, variants, quantities and supplier prices | Purchase or substitution approval |
| Purchasing agency fee | Confirmed rate, fee base and minimum per commissioned request | Agreement to the service scope and fee |
| Domestic delivery | Seller dispatch and delivery arrangements in China | The agreed receiving instructions |
| Additional warehouse work | Extra work beyond included basic checks, normal coordination, ordinary packing and the free standard shelf position | Written approval of the actual price or custom quote before extra work begins |
| International freight | Service, packed measurements and charging rule | Route, quote and dispatch instruction |
| Destination costs | Importer responsibilities and charges confirmed for the goods and destination | The agreed allocation of those responsibilities |
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“Included”, “separate” and “optional” describe how a service is covered. “Confirmed”, “estimated” and “pending” describe how firm its amount is in the current proposal. A confirmed amount still needs the relevant work approval; payment is recorded separately.
| Amount status | What it means | Your next step |
|---|---|---|
| Confirmed | The amount is stated for the specified goods, work and assumptions in the current proposal. | Check the scope and written terms, then give the relevant approval. Review changes against an updated proposal. |
| Estimated | The amount uses provisional information or assumptions that still need to be checked. | Identify the assumptions and what could change the amount. Review the updated figure when those details are available. |
| Pending | An amount or its basis is not yet established. It must not be treated as zero in your budget. | Identify the missing information and who will provide it before relying on the total or approving the affected work. |
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Keep the quotation reference, currency, assumptions and any stated validity with your approval. If quantities, packing or delivery requirements change, review the revised proposal.
The BuyPro agency fee is 6%, with a minimum of USD 60 per commissioned request. Ask the team to confirm the calculation basis, the request covered and the service scope in the written quote before approving work.
Included basic checks, normal supplier coordination, ordinary packing and one free standard shelf position per customer are not charged again. Extra standard shelf positions are USD 20 per position per month under the approved billing rules. Professional inspection, FBA preparation, labeling, wooden crates, pallets and other additional work require an approved actual price or a custom quote agreed beforehand.
The first stage separately lists the goods procurement payment and agency fee. After the confirmed shipping batch arrives and is packed and measured, the second stage separately lists applicable extra warehouse operations and international freight. Written confirmation and payment are required before dispatch. DDP or DAP arrangements and import charges are disclosed in the formal proposal.