Everyone in China works for someone. We work for you.
Know who really makes your goods.
For buyers working with China
Face-to-face with your factories · Contract negotiation & disputes · China-side supplier compliance
No sourcing · No commissions
The factory works for the order. The trading company works for its margin.
A commission agent is often paid by the factory. Everyone around your supplier earns more when you buy more and hear less.
You pay us. Nobody else.
So when a price goes up for no reason, a factory turns out to be a trading company, or a contract has a hole in it, you hear it from us first.
Someone in China who answers to you.
A written verdict on your supplier in two business days. $95.
We visit in person and tell you what's really there. Factory Reality Check, $795. Want to go yourself? We take you. Guided Visits, from $1,295.
Your supplier's documents, read and explained in writing, signed by our China Hub Manager. $495. Need a legal memo on top? Deep Dive Legal Verification, $995.
In Chinese, under Chinese law, with the right entity and the right chop. Contracts, from $2,650. When a factory goes quiet, we push: Fixer, from $595, starting with the Document Pre-Wire Review.
A full-time employee in your factory's hub, working for nobody but you. We hire them with you and employ them properly under Chinese law. $595 a month, or $895 with a seat in our office, plus salary and social insurance, with a 10% handling fee.
The price, the quality, the contract, and the supplier record. When something drifts, you hear it from us before it costs you. Monthly Support, from $995 a month.
HOW WE TAKE YOUR SIDE
What every foreign buyer in China is up against.
The law.
A contract in English is a conversation. A contract in Chinese, under Chinese law, with the right entity and the right chop, is something a Chinese court can enforce. We write them. When a factory goes quiet, a letter from a Chinese law firm lands differently than an email from Ohio.
The culture.
Bad news doesn't travel to foreigners in China. Nobody at the factory is paid to carry it. A Chinese speaker sitting in the factory office, asking the right way, gets the labor records and the name of the upstream supplier nobody mentioned. The same question by email from your desk ends the relationship.
The reach.
A "factory" with a Hong Kong bank account. A registered address that turns out to be an empty office. You can't see any of that from your inbox. We're in five of China's manufacturing hubs, and someone can go there in person.
How we get paid.
We take no commission from any factory. Ever. Our fee is fixed, and it doesn't move when your order does. We make the same money whether you buy ten thousand units or a hundred.
If you have an employee through us, you see every line of their cost on your invoice: salary, social insurance and housing fund. We add a 10% handling fee, which covers bank transfers, currency conversion, government and related fees of getting money into China legally. Nothing hidden.
All billing runs through one company you can look up: China Agent Ltd, Hong Kong.
WHEN CUSTOMS ASKS QUESTIONS
The answers usually live at the factory.
Since June 2026, buyers importing into the US are expected to know the factory behind their goods. When CBP sends a question about an entry, or holds a shipment, the documents it wants are in China: production records, where the material came from, who really made it.
We go and get them, face to face. Your trade lawyer handles the legal side. Your broker files.
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Shipment held over a supplier problem? One fixed price: $4,995 →
Where we work.
China Agent has worked on the client side in China since 2009. Today it is a Hong Kong company with people in Guangzhou, Foshan, Yiwu, Shenzhen and Jinan. Our hubs are Guangzhou (since 2009), Foshan (2011), Yiwu (2012), Shenzhen (2012) and Jinan (opened 2026).
Need someone in another Chinese city? We employ anywhere in China, and we'll tell you straight what we can and can't watch from a distance.
Straight answers.
Thirty minutes. Tell us what's happening.
You'll talk to someone who does this work in China. Not a salesperson.
We'll tell you what we'd do about it and what it costs.
Put us to work for you →
WhatsApp us.
Tell us what you're making and what's going wrong. We'll tell you whether it's a call, a one-time job, or nothing.