Clear answers to the questions that matter.
How Alkwiti works, what it costs and what to expect, laid out plainly enough to survive due diligence.
We focus on electronic products, components, equipment, parts and assemblies, from individual components and modules through to industrial equipment and specialized electronics. If a requirement is electronic, industrial or just difficult to source reliably, it's worth a conversation.
Our focus is electronics and related industrial products, and that's deliberate. It lets us evaluate suppliers with real technical and commercial understanding instead of treating every product as an interchangeable commodity.
There isn't a strict minimum. Alkwiti tends to earn its keep on higher-value, bulk, recurring or hard-to-source requirements, where supplier reliability and price optimization actually move the needle.
We run on a straightforward sourcing commission. We charge a reasonable fee for the sourcing value we create, rather than hiding margin inside the product price.
Typically 3–10%, depending on the sourcing requirement and engagement. It's a straightforward fee for the value we create, with no hidden sourcing charges added on top.
Shipping is a separate, actual third-party cost, and we don't add an extra sourcing commission on top of it. Customs and duties are also separate, destination-related costs.
Alkwiti identifies and facilitates procurement from suitable manufacturers and suppliers. The exact transaction structure depends on the engagement, but you remain the purchaser throughout.
Where it's appropriate, yes. We evaluate business identity, supplier legitimacy, capability and history. We call this evaluation and verification rather than an absolute guarantee of supplier performance, because that's a more honest description of what it is.
Yes. China is one of many markets we can source from, but it isn't the central identity of the company. We position sourcing globally.
Yes. Alkwiti is global. We connect buyer requirements with suitable supply opportunities across international markets.
Yes. A photo, a product name or a reference is often enough to begin evaluating a requirement.
Yes. You can attach a BOM, drawing or specification to your inquiry. It helps us evaluate the requirement more precisely.
Where applicable, custom, OEM and project-specific requirements can be evaluated. Tell us what you need and we'll assess whether a strong sourcing path exists.
Tell us what you're trying to source.
A detailed specification helps, but it's not required. A product reference, a BOM, a target quantity, or just a description of the problem is enough to start.