Find the best manufacturer to source
your next Amazon product launch

FAQs

• How can I find suppliers who offer the best price?

  Enter the product keyword or name into the SellerApp product sourcing tool’s search bar. With the free tool, you are restricted to ten results. You can compare the prices among the given option to find a supplier that fits your business goals.

  If you have access to the SellerApp dashboard, you can filter your search results by price (in US dollars). You can set a minimum and a maximum price to get results for the specified range - this will save valuable time and make your sourcing process even simpler!

• Will SellerApp’s sourcing tool help me find suppliers from China?

  We’ve partnered with Alibaba to help you find reliable manufacturers from across the world, including China. Our product sourcing tool gathers data directly from the e-commerce giant to give sellers instant access to the best suppliers on the platform. We simplify the sourcing process by collating all the key details about a supplier and their product in our search results.

• Why do most Amazon sellers source their products from China?

  Chinese manufacturers supply quality goods at low prices. Lower manufacturing costs allow sellers on Amazon to maintain competitive prices and improve their profit margins.

• What are the ‘verified’ and ‘trade assurance’ tags on Alibaba?

  Suppliers whose management system, production capabilities, product, and process controls have been inspected by an independent third-party institution receive the 'Verified' tag.

  Suppliers and manufacturers who are part of Alibaba’s trade assurance program have the ‘trade assurance’ tag. Trade assurance protects the buyer if a supplier fails to meet the deadline or quality standards. You can learn more about the program by visiting Alibaba’s trade assurance webpage.

• How can I contact a supplier I found using the SellerApp tool?

  Click on the product title. You will be redirected to the product’s Alibaba page from where you can directly contact the manufacturer or supplier.