We start with a short kickoff call to ensure we understand your situation, your objectives, and the needs of your project.
Then we deliver an all-inclusive quote and review with you so you’re clear on what’s included, what it assumes, and what options exist.
75% of quotes are delivered within 14 days.
Your quote starts with a 15 to 30 minute call with someone who knows global manufacturing. We learn your product, your timeline, and what has to go right before we put a number on paper.
Then we deliver an all-inclusive quote and review it with you, line by line, so you know exactly what’s included, what it assumes, and what your options are.
75% of quotes are delivered within 14 days.
Some supplier quotes can look “low” at first, until missing details show up later as add-ons, delays, or additional services.
A short intake call helps us confirm what matters to you most so your quote reflects the real requirements, not best guesses. ITI’s process is designed to reduce rework, delays, and unexpected costs, so you can make a confident decision to move ahead.
You’ve seen the suspiciously low quote. The missing details surface later as add-ons, delays, and change orders, after you’ve already committed.
Thirty minutes on the phone is how we make sure your quote reflects your real requirements instead of best guesses. A number you can plan production around beats a number that looks good in a spreadsheet.
They will be honest with you about what they think it will take. They’re not gonna say that they have a great injection molder and then they don’t and they haven’t ever worked with one before.Meghan O. | Founder, Consumer Products
Usually 15–30 minutes. If your project is more complex, we’ll schedule a follow-up.
Because a quote is only as accurate as the details behind it. The kickoff call helps us confirm your requirements up front so your quote is accurate, clear about assumptions, and less likely to change later.
Yes. We’re happy to sign an NDA before you share sensitive files or project details.
That’s okay. We can start with what you have, like early drawings, samples, or a description of the part and tell you what we’ll need next to finalize pricing and lead time. The kickoff call is still the right first step.
I don’t know how much they’re making on my orders. I don’t care. My cost went down.Meghan O. | Founder, Consumer Products; consolidated 29 overseas suppliers into one ITI relationship
Start with a short kickoff call. Then we’ll build your quote and keep you informed from quote to delivery.
