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Send us the sourcing. We won't take the client.

You meet importers at the moment they need something made or bought in China. You don't source yourself and you don't want to. Hand that part to us — with a written promise that we will not approach the client you introduce.

Last updated: 1 August 2026.

WHO THIS IS FOR

  • Freight forwarders and customs brokers
  • E-commerce and Amazon consultants
  • Product designers and developers
  • Accountants and trade lawyers with importer clients
  • Anyone whose clients keep asking sourcing questions

This page is short on purpose. We source and buy in China; you have clients who need that done and no interest in building it yourself. The only thing worth settling up front is what stops us from going around you — so that is what we put in writing first.

The promise

We do not approach the client you introduce.

Every arrangement like this lives or dies on one question, and it is usually the question nobody asks out loud: what stops the China side keeping the client? Our answer is a written non-circumvention promise, given before you send us anything, and a business that does not need your client because it already has its own.

We are also straightforward about what we are. Bolang is a Chinese trading company — Huizhou Bolang Technology Co., Ltd., registered in Guangdong, business scope public and checkable on gsxt.gov.cn. On goods we trade, we are the seller of record, so our name appears on the paperwork. We do not pretend to be invisible. We simply do not go around you.

Ask us for the clause before you send us anything. We would rather you read it than take our word for it on a call. If it does not say what you need it to say, tell us and we will talk about it — that is a much better use of a first email than a pitch.

Fit

Who this is for — and who it isn't.

  • Freight forwarders and customs brokers whose clients keep asking sourcing questions the booking doesn't cover, and who lose the conversation the moment they say "that's not us".
  • E-commerce and Amazon consultants who advise on the product, the listing and the launch, and then have to hand the actual sourcing to someone else.
  • Product designers and developers who take a design to the point where it has to be made, and get asked the obvious next question: by whom.
  • Accountants and trade lawyers with importer clients who see the invoices and the contracts, and get asked for a name they can stand behind.

Who it isn't for

Other sourcing agents. If you already source in China, we are competitors rather than partners, and pretending otherwise wastes both our time. This is for people whose clients need a supplier and who have no intention of becoming a sourcing company to serve them.

Importers buying for themselves. If you are the buyer rather than the person routing one, this is the wrong door. Go to our services and deal with us directly — same team, one less layer.

Next

Contact us for more information.

There is nothing else to read here, because the useful part of this conversation depends on your clients and what they buy. Tell us roughly what they import and which part you would want us to handle, and we will tell you how we would work with you.

Numbers are not published on this site — everything is quoted per request, against a real product and a real order. What we will not do is put a first number in front of you expecting to be argued down. Send us one job and judge us on it.

FAQ

Will you approach the clients we introduce?

No. It is a written promise, not a handshake one — ask us for the clause before you send us anything, and read it first rather than taking our word for it on a call. We already have our own clients, which is the only reason a promise like this holds.

What kind of work do partners send you?

Sourcing and procurement. Finding a supplier for something a client wants made or bought in China, checking who that supplier actually is, and running the order once it is placed. If you are not sure whether something fits, ask us — that is what the contact form is for.

Are you looking to partner with other sourcing agents?

No. If you already source in China, we are competitors, and pretending otherwise wastes both our time. This is for people whose clients need a supplier and who have no intention of becoming a sourcing company to serve them.

What does it cost to work with you?

We do not publish numbers, because there is no single number to publish — it depends on the product, the order and what you want us to handle. Everything is quoted per request. What we will not do is inflate a first number expecting to be argued down. Contact us and we will talk about specifics.

Start with one job.
Judge us on the work.

Tell us what your client needs sourced and where it's going. You get the non-circumvention clause first, so you can read it before you commit to anything.