Procurement services for independent SMEs.

Our one mission: lowering your procurement costs.
Palleted helps independent businesses buy better. We source products, uncover upstream suppliers, analyze costs, consolidate freight, support trade financing and create flexible inventory programs that give SMEs access to the economics of larger buyers.

Source

identify, qualify and negotiate with suppliers

Finance

structure purchasing around your cash cycle

Consolidate

combine smaller shipments into efficient LCL loads

Optimize

benchmark your true landed procurement cost

Procurement services

Six ways we lower your cost to buy.

Use Palleted for one project or as an extension of your purchasing team. Each service is designed to remove a cost, constraint or information disadvantage that independent SMEs face when buying internationally.
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Trade Finance

We help bridge the gap between paying suppliers and receiving or selling goods, giving qualifying customers more flexibility around international purchases.
Protect working capital
03

Bulk Purchasing & On-Demand Fulfillment

We buy larger quantities to unlock better unit economics, hold inventory closer to the source, and release smaller quantities as your business needs them.
Buy at scale · Draw as needed
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LCL Consolidation

We combine products and suppliers into consolidated less-than-container-load shipments so you can import efficiently without filling a container yourself.
Share the container economics
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Upstream Supplier Discovery

Already buying from a distributor or converter? We map the supply chain to identify the manufacturer—or the supplier behind your supplier—and evaluate whether buying closer to the source can reduce cost.
Find the source behind the source
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Landed Cost Analysis

We break down product price, freight, duty, handling, financing and inventory carrying cost to show what you truly pay—and where savings may exist.
Know your true cost
“Independent businesses should have access to the same procurement advantages as larger buyers.”
Why Palleted exists
How it works

Start with what you already buy.

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Show us your current purchase

Send an invoice, specification, product photo, supplier quote or simply describe what you buy and how often.

02

We map the cost

We review the product, supply chain, volumes, freight pattern and purchasing terms to identify the biggest savings opportunities.

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We build the procurement plan

That may mean a new source, direct factory pricing, consolidated freight, bulk purchasing, financing—or a combination of services.

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You buy with less friction

Palleted coordinates the selected procurement workflow from supplier through delivery, while you retain visibility over cost and specifications.

Bulk purchasing program

Large-order economics. Small-order flexibility.

This is the service that makes Palleted different. Instead of forcing an SME to choose between expensive local inventory and a factory-sized order, we can purchase in bulk, hold stock in China and fulfill against that inventory as you need it.
The model

Commit to the supply. Not the warehouse.

Designed for repeat-purchase products where factory pricing is attractive but the MOQ, container size or inventory burden is too large for a typical independent business.
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Aggregate / buy in bulk Purchase at quantities that can improve factory economics.
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Hold inventory at origin Keep product in China instead of carrying the entire order domestically.
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Release on demand Ship replenishment quantities based on your actual usage.
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Consolidate freight Combine releases with other cargo where practical to improve shipping efficiency.
Existing product catalog

Prefer to start with products we already know?

Our industrial materials catalog remains available as a shortcut to products and suppliers already within the Palleted network.
Procurement review

What are you buying today?

Send us one recurring purchase. We’ll look at how you buy it today and where Palleted may be able to reduce the total procurement cost.

You do not need a formal RFQ. An invoice, product link, photo, specification sheet or current supplier quote is enough to start.