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Negotiation backed by a cost breakdown, not by guesswork

We know what materials, labour and overheads cost in Vietnam. We build a should-cost for your product, run a structured RFQ, and negotiate price, payment terms, lead time and the contract clauses that protect you.

Discuss your project Step by step
Best for
Buyers renewing prices or placing a large order
Typical timeline
One RFQ round in 2–3 weeks
You receive
Should-cost model, negotiated offer, contract checklist

The challenge

Why buyers overpay

  • 01

    No cost reference

    Without knowing the cost of steel, resin or labour locally, any discount looks like a good deal.

  • 02

    Price, but not terms

    A lower price with a 50% deposit, no penalties and vague tooling terms costs more in the end.

  • 03

    Language and culture

    Negotiating through a sales agent by email leaves room for misunderstanding on both sides.

What is included

Scope of work

  • Should-cost model

    Material, processing, labour, overhead and margin estimated for your product.

  • Structured RFQ

    One request, one specification, one deadline for all suppliers.

  • Quote normalisation

    Offers aligned on Incoterm, packing, tooling and payment terms.

  • Negotiation

    Face-to-face negotiation in Vietnamese with the factory's decision-makers.

  • Commercial terms

    Payment schedule, lead time, penalties, warranty and tooling ownership.

  • Contract review

    A checklist of the clauses your purchase contract should contain.

How it works

Step by step

  1. Cost model

    We estimate what your product should cost to make.

    You receiveShould-cost breakdown

  2. RFQ

    We issue the RFQ and collect offers.

    You receiveNormalised quote comparison

  3. Negotiation

    We negotiate with the shortlisted suppliers.

    You receiveNegotiated offers

  4. Contract

    We review the purchase contract before you sign.

    You receiveContract checklist

Deliverables

  1. Should-cost breakdown
  2. RFQ package and supplier responses
  3. Normalised quote comparison
  4. Negotiation summary and final offers
  5. Purchase contract checklist

A good fit if you

  • Are renewing annual prices or contracts
  • Suspect you pay more than the market
  • Plan a large order or a long-term agreement
  • Want better terms, not only a lower unit price

Questions

Frequently asked

Will negotiation damage our supplier relationship?

Done well, no. We negotiate on facts and fair margins, and aim for terms the supplier can deliver on. A squeezed supplier cuts corners.

Can you negotiate with suppliers we already use?

Yes. Many clients use us to renegotiate existing contracts, with or without changing supplier.

How accurate is the should-cost model?

It is an estimate built from local material prices and typical process costs. It is accurate enough to show where a quote is out of line, which is what negotiation needs.

Works well with

Start a project

Start with RFQ, cost analysis and negotiation

Tell us about the product and what you need. We reply within one working day with questions or a written proposal.

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