Respect pricing policies
We follow the pricing policies agreed for the products we carry.
Supplier partnerships
For brands and distributors
Here is how we work with the brands and distributors we buy from.
Become a supplierHow to get started
- 01
Send your product list
Send your catalog, wholesale details and any reseller or channel policies.
- 02
Review the fit
We look at product suitability, pricing, order sizes and approved sales channels.
- 03
Complete the paperwork
We complete the account steps required for an agreed relationship.
- 04
Finalize first order
We confirm the products, quantities and terms before purchasing.
Our reseller commitments
What you can expect when you partner with Rainy.
Agree on sales channels
We discuss where your products may be sold before listing.
Represent products accurately
We use accurate descriptions, images and product details.
Keep sourcing records
We keep invoices and purchasing records for the stock we buy.
Honor payment terms
We pay according to our agreed purchasing terms.
Keep communication clear
You work directly with the person reviewing your line.
What to send and what happens next
What to send us
- Catalog or line sheet
- Wholesale pricing
- Case packs & minimum orders
- Reseller and channel policies
What happens next
- Product and channel review
- Account paperwork where appropriate
- Agreement on purchasing terms
- A purchase decision based on fit
Every introduction starts with a fit review. An inquiry does not guarantee an order.
Frequently asked questions
Do you require exclusivity?
No. We can discuss a nonexclusive relationship that fits your policies. If you have specific territory or channel requirements, include them with your introduction.
Can you meet our minimum order?
Send us your case packs, minimum order quantities and opening-order terms. We review each product line before committing and will tell you whether the requirements are a practical fit.
Where would our products be sold?
Sales channels are agreed with you before listing. We consider each product line against supplier permissions and the relevant marketplace requirements; an account or introduction does not guarantee approval to sell a particular brand or product.