Selling tool
What will it really cost you?
A vendor quotes you a price per bundle. That is not what it costs you — shipping and payment fees are real money, and nobody counts them until the box arrives. Put the quote in below and see your true cost, your profit, and how many you have to sell before you have your money back.
What are you buying?
Put in what they’re charging you and how many you want — the rest fills in.
Read this before you send money
- Order a sample before the bulk order. The most common way new sellers get burned is a beautiful sample followed by a different bulk run. Buy one, wash it, wear it — then order the rest.
- How you pay decides whether you can get your money back. A card or an escrow service (like Alibaba Trade Assurance) can be disputed. Zelle, Western Union, CashApp and crypto cannot. If a vendor will only take those, that is the whole answer about that vendor.
- “18 inches” is not always 18 inches. Single-drawn hair is thick at the weft and thin at the tip, so a bundle sold as one length can run several inches shorter through most of it. Ask whether it is single or double drawn before you compare prices.
- The fees here are an estimate. We add 3% for card or payment-processor fees. Customs and duty are not included — they depend on your country and what the vendor writes on the form, and we will not invent a number for that.
Wholesale and retail bands come from our own pricing research across supplier channels, and they are ranges, not quotes — a real quote depends on order size, texture, grade and how long you have been buying. Compare a specific vendor in the supplier directory, or work out how many bundles you need with the bundle calculator.