Matched to your real catalogue
Define what you carry once, by part number, brand or category. An RFQ only reaches you when a buyer's list matches your stock.
For distributors and stockists supplying machinery and equipment parts.
List the part numbers, brands and categories you stock — only matching RFQs reach you. Quote in minutes, ship direct, and get paid monthly by PartM8.
Suppliers anywhere in the EU. Buyers in Lithuania today — Latvia and Estonia next, then Poland. Join the waiting list
Brands buyers ask for on PartM8 — and many more. Stock them, and matching RFQs reach you.
Buyers submit parts lists. PartM8 checks every part number, matches each line to suppliers who stock it, and pays you for what you win. You quote and ship.
Define what you carry once, by part number, brand or category. An RFQ only reaches you when a buyer's list matches your stock.
No cold portal to watch, no lists to chase. Each RFQ arrives with a live deadline. Quote the lines that fit and skip the rest.
A full RFQ takes minutes: price and lead time for each line, nothing else. Split a line into several deliveries, offer an alternative part where you have one, and win line by line — no all-or-nothing bids.
A won line becomes a PO with the delivery address on it. You ship to the buyer; PartM8 pays you.
PartM8 pays you for everything delivered in the month. No credit-checking buyers, no overdue invoices to chase, no bad-debt exposure.
Nothing to install, nothing to pay for listing or quoting. PartM8 charges a fee only on the positions you win — and you see your net before you submit.
Add what you carry by part number, brand or category. Update it when stock changes — nothing else decides which RFQs reach you.
An RFQ lands only when a buyer's list matches your catalogue — part numbers already checked against the manufacturer database. Each one shows its deadline.
Price and lead time for the lines you can supply; decline the rest with a reason. Partial quotes count.
A won line turns into a purchase order with the delivery address; you ship directly to the buyer.
Delivered orders roll into one payout a month. No credit-checking buyers, no chasing overdue invoices.
From answering today's RFQs to becoming a buyer's default source. Here's the path.
Qualified RFQs land only when a buyer's list matches your catalogue. You quote the lines that fit and ship; PartM8 handles the billing and stays your one counterparty.
Awards weigh delivery reliability and real lead times alongside price, so a supplier who ships consistently wins more lines — not only the cheapest quote on the day.
The goal is a self-healing supply chain: the buyer's equipment-maintenance data flags a failing part before it stops the machine. Your catalogue is already matched to that part, so when the request appears, you're first to get it.
Nothing to join and no subscription. Listing your catalogue and quoting are free. PartM8 charges a fee only on the lines you win. You'll see it before you submit your quote.
Define your catalogue once — by part number, brand or category. An RFQ lands only when a buyer's list matches what you carry. Part numbers are checked against the manufacturer database before the RFQ is sent, so what reaches you is clean.
No. Awards are line by line. Price the lines you can supply, or decline the rest — you can give a reason if you'd like to. Partial quotes count, at no cost.
While you quote you see the buyer's city, country and delivery destination — not the company name or contact. Those appear on the purchase order when you win, and you ship to that address. Not full anonymity: the delivery address is on the PO. Payment always comes from PartM8, not the buyer.
By PartM8, once a month, for everything delivered that month. You never invoice or chase the buyer, and you carry no credit risk on them.
Yes, where the buyer has allowed alternatives. Propose a spec-fit equivalent against the requested part; it's labelled as such, and the buyer decides between the original and yours.
A won line becomes a purchase order with the delivery address. You ship to the buyer, mark it dispatched, and it rolls into your monthly payout.
Suppliers anywhere in the EU. Buyers in Lithuania today, Latvia and Estonia next, then Poland. You ship to the address on the purchase order.