Sourcia

One product photo finds Chinese suppliers on Made-in-China.com and Yiwugo, graded by fit. Sellers with a published phone or email come first. 5 free searches a day.

Photograph any product. Sourcia names it, reads the public export catalogues of Chinese suppliers — Made-in-China.com and Yiwugo — and rates how closely each listing fits your photo. Every card shows the seller-published price and minimum order, and every lead carries an honest evidence label.

Free to start: 5 searches a day, no account required.

A visual match is a research lead, not a verified factory. Sourcia always shows you which is which before you spend money.

WHAT YOU GET FROM ONE PHOTO • Public supplier listings matched to your photo and graded by fit — exact, close or lower — not by who paid for placement • Sellers who publish a phone or email come first among the matches; the supplier page shows the phone, email and WeChat ID (Lite and above), each labelled with its source and marked Cross-verified only when a second independent source shows the same number • The seller-published price and MOQ on every row, and the price band across the whole search • The catalogue keywords Sourcia searched under: tap another to search under it • Product and factory pictures from the seller's own published pages, kept separate so you can tell a catalogue shot from the premises • A sourcing card with an RFQ draft, plus the specs you are still missing before it is safe to contact anyone • A side-by-side supplier comparison with an honest evidence label on every row • Guide: ask a sourcing question, or paste a Chinese seller message and get it in English with what to ask next. 5 questions a day free. • Free offline calculators: landed cost per unit, and CBM / chargeable weight from a packing list • No photo? Describe the product and search from an AI-drawn sample. • Seller-published credentials on each supplier page — certifications, company scale, and named partners — clearly labelled, never called verified unless a person verified it

WHY THE EVIDENCE LABEL MATTERS A marketplace shows you the storefront. Sourcia shows you the leads behind the product — and how much of each lead is actually proven. Every lead starts as a public signal, clearly marked as one, and stops being a signal only once a person has actually checked it.

WHEN YOU WANT A HUMAN CHECK: EXPERT DESK Ask the Expert Desk and a China-side operator reviews the seller's published records, asks in Chinese for a current quote, and returns an evidence-labelled report. Supplier price and Sourcia's fee are always shown separately. Human work, during China business hours, when intake is open.

SUBSCRIPTIONS Sourcia offers three optional monthly auto-renewable subscriptions: • Lite, US$4.99 per month: 50 Sourcia credits each day • Pro, US$9.99 per month: 100 Sourcia credits each day, plus 2 Expert Desk points per billing period • Max, US$19.99 per month: 1,000 Sourcia credits each day, plus 10 Expert Desk points per billing period

One-time credit packs of 100, 500, or 2,000 credits are also available and do not renew.

Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. A subscription renews automatically unless it is cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period, and your Apple Account is charged for renewal within 24 hours before the current period ends. You can manage or cancel your subscription in your Apple Account settings at any time after purchase.

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HONEST LIMITS Sourcia is a sourcing-assistance tool. It is not a marketplace, an escrow service, a customs broker, or a legal advisor, and it does not sell you the goods. Public-signal leads are a starting point for your own diligence, not a recommendation.

Sourcia is an independent buyer-side tool. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Made-in-China.com, Yiwugo, 1688, Alibaba, or any marketplace it reads.