Quality Inspection Before Your Goods Ship
For an online seller, defective units cost three times: the refund, the return shipping, and the review that follows you for months. Our inspections follow AQL 2.5 / Level II with full photo reports — before the balance is paid and before anything touches an FBA carton.
Sound familiar?
- ✕Returns for defects are eating the margin your ads worked for.
- ✕The supplier's 'QC photos' are three pictures of the best unit in the batch.
- ✕One star reviews mention the same defect over and over.
- ✕Third-party inspection feels heavy for a 300-unit first order.
How we do it
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Build your checklist
We write the inspection checklist for YOUR product: functions, dimensions, packaging, labeling — and the defects your customers complain about.
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Inspect at the right node
During production or 100% pre-shipment — timed so problems can be fixed before your launch window closes.
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AQL 2.5, photographed
Statistically valid sampling with every defect class photographed, counted and marked.
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Pass, fix or reject
You get a Pass/Fail verdict with the evidence. Failing batches are reworked or replaced before anything ships — at the factory's cost, not yours.
What you receive
Every engagement includes these deliverables — in writing, every time.
- ✓Full photo report with defect counts by class
- ✓Clear Pass / Fail verdict against AQL 2.5
- ✓Rework or replacement supervised before packing
- ✓Listing-accurate packaging & label verification
Pricing
Basic inspection is included with sourcing orders. Standalone inspections from $100 per lot. 100% unit-by-unit inspection available at $5/hour for high-risk SKUs.
See full pricing details →Common questions
+Is inspection worth it on small orders?
A $100–150 inspection against a 300-unit order is usually cheaper than 5 defective-unit returns with review damage. On your core SKUs it's not close.
+Can I see a sample report?
Ask — we'll send a real one (customer redacted). You'll see exactly what the checklist, photos and verdict look like before spending anything.
+Do you inspect private label specifics?
Yes — logo printing, packaging inserts, color matching and bundle contents are checklist items, not afterthoughts.