FairDock verifies the business, payment account, operating capability, and transaction risks behind your supplier—then gives you a clear score, unresolved risks, and practical conditions for moving forward.
Unlike platform badges or post-production inspections, FairDock reviews supplier and payment risk before you commit funds.
From $99 · 1–5 business days · Clear next-step actions
Source-referencedMaterial findings point to the evidence used.
Evidence-labeledVerified facts stay separate from supplier claims.
Decision-readyEvery report ends with conditions and next actions.
Start with records, add real-time operating evidence, or commission an on-site audit for higher-risk decisions.
one supplier · one-time
Best for: Early screening, sample orders, or deciding which supplier deserves deeper review.
Scope and fixed fee confirmed before work begins.
one supplier · one-time
Best for: First orders, custom products, or deposits between $1,000 and $10,000.
If critical evidence is missing, we identify it clearly before you proceed.
most Guangdong reviews: $399–$699
Best for: Higher-value orders, molds, sensitive quality requirements, or unresolved red flags.
Travel and scope are quoted for approval before scheduling.
*On-site timing and pricing depend on factory location, travel, product complexity, and auditor availability. Third-party testing is quoted separately.
| Verification component | Check $99 | Approval $199 | Approval Plus From $399 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Registration and operating status | Included | Included | Included |
| Payment-entity review | Basic | Detailed | Detailed |
| Live video factory verification | Not included | Included | Included |
| Physical on-site factory audit | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Capability evidence | Supplier claims | Video review | On-site evidence |
| Supplier Approval Score | Basic | Full 100-point | Full 100-point |
| Payment conditions | General | Supplier-specific | Supplier-specific |
| QC and first-order control plan | Not included | Key actions | Detailed |
Registration and operating statusIncluded
Payment-entity reviewBasic
Live video factory verificationNot included
Physical on-site factory auditNot included
Capability evidenceSupplier claims
Supplier Approval ScoreBasic
Payment conditionsGeneral
QC and first-order control planNot included
Registration and operating statusIncluded
Payment-entity reviewDetailed
Live video factory verificationIncluded
Physical on-site factory auditNot included
Capability evidenceVideo review
Supplier Approval ScoreFull 100-point
Payment conditionsSupplier-specific
QC and first-order control planKey actions
Registration and operating statusIncluded
Payment-entity reviewDetailed
Live video factory verificationIncluded
Physical on-site factory auditIncluded
Capability evidenceOn-site evidence
Supplier Approval ScoreFull 100-point
Payment conditionsSupplier-specific
QC and first-order control planDetailed
You receive a practical answer and the conditions required to move forward—not a vague due-diligence handoff.
Share the link, quote, legal name, and payment instructions. We confirm receipt within two business hours.
We review the entity, transaction risks, and selected operating evidence. You receive an update within 24 hours.
Receive the score, top risks, strengths, unresolved items, and a clear approval rating.
Use the report to set contract, evidence, payment, and inspection conditions before releasing funds.
Send the supplier and order details. We will recommend the right level based on the deposit, product complexity, and evidence already available.
No. Verification reduces uncertainty; it cannot guarantee future performance, quality, delivery, or recovery of funds. Even an approved supplier should have clear specifications, staged payments, and a pre-shipment inspection.
Live video lets us direct a continuous real-time walkthrough and inspect selected evidence remotely. An on-site audit places an independent person at the facility to observe the location, equipment, workflow, staffing, and product evidence directly.
A means approved with standard controls. B means conditional approval after specific issues are resolved. C means hold payment while material evidence is missing. D means decline the supplier or transaction based on the identified risks.
Yes. A trading company is not automatically a bad supplier. We assess whether its role is disclosed, whether company and payment entities match, and whether it can control quality and delivery for your order.
No—product inspection is a separate step because it checks the actual goods during or after production. FairDock can quote a pre-shipment inspection plan as part of Approval Plus, or separately after you confirm the order.
Physical audits vary by factory location, travel time, site size, product, testing scope, and local auditor availability. FairDock confirms the full price before any on-site work begins.