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Santo Domingo · Shanghái

We find your factory in China and bring the cargo to your warehouse

You know who you're buying from, what it costs and where your cargo is. We find and vet the factory, negotiate and close the order in your name, and coordinate the shipment to your door. You talk to us; we talk to the factory.Quotes are free. A person answers, with a name attached.
Your operation, in plain sight

From the moment you write, your cargo has a number

As soon as we start, your purchase stops being a loose conversation and becomes an order with a number. What happened, when it happened and who answered all live there. When you ask where your cargo is, the answer is already written down.
This is what your order looks like In progress

Stage 5 of 6 · Departure

Your order
AX-2847
Cargo
40HQ · consolidated
Origin
Shanghai, CN
Destination
Caucedo, DR
Inspection
08/24/2026 · approved
Departure
08/31/2026

Sample record.

Why Axira

We show you the process, the factory and the cost — before you sign

Four things you can check yourself, not four things we ask you to believe.
  • Evidence, not promises

    We don't publish a figure we can't back up. No years, no containers, no percentages. What we tell you comes with a date, a quantity or an order number beside it.
  • The process in plain sight

    You know which stage your cargo is in without having to ask. Named stages, real dates, and the status written down rather than implied.
  • The cost up front, not after

    We explain what we charge, when and why before there's any commitment. No charge shows up at the end.
  • You deal with a person

    You talk to someone at Axira, not to a chain of people. One channel, in English, and whoever answers already knows how your order is going.
What we do

We handle the part you can't do from here

Take it whole or just the piece you're missing. Most people start by finding and vetting the factory.
  • Factory sourcing

    We bring you factories that actually make your product, with capacity, minimum order and price on the table.
  • Factory vetting

    We verify the licence, the plant and the real capacity before you wire the first deposit.
  • Purchase management

    We negotiate, close and follow production in your name. One point of contact, in your language.
  • Freight, customs and delivery

    Shipping, documentation, clearance at the DGA and delivery to your warehouse.
How we work

Five stages. You always know which one you're in.

Five stages, in order and with names. When your cargo reaches one, you'll know without asking.
  1. 01

    We talk

    You tell us what you want to bring in, how much and by when. That alone tells us whether a full container or loose cargo suits you.
  2. 02

    We source and vet

    We bring you factory options with price, minimum and production time. We verify they exist and that they make what they claim.
  3. 03

    We buy and watch

    We close the order in your name and follow the production line week by week.
  4. 04

    We check before shipping

    We inspect production and leave you the report with dated photos. If something falls short, it doesn't ship.
  5. 05

    We move and deliver

    We consolidate, ship, handle clearance at the DGA and leave it at your warehouse.
See the full process
Who it's for

Bringing in screws isn't the same as bringing in refrigerators

The process changes with what you move and how often you move it. These are the four profiles we work with most.
  • Hardware and construction

    Fittings, tools, finishes and building materials. High volume, many different references, and zero tolerance for a dimension being off.Here quality control pays for itself.
  • Supermarkets and distributors

    Constant restocking, own brands, and presentations that have to arrive identical every month.What matters is that June's container is identical to March's.
  • E-commerce and own brands

    Smaller batches, packaging with your brand on it, and timing that depends on the campaign.Fast samples and consolidation, so capital doesn't sit still.
  • Your first import

    You've never brought anything in from China and don't know where to start or who to believe.We explain every step before you put down a peso.
Transparency

You'll know what we charge before we start

In this industry almost nobody tells you how they charge. We do. Our work is billed separately from freight and separately from taxes, and you see it itemised from the very first quote. No charges that appear at the end.
See how we charge
Questions

What everyone asks before they start

If yours isn't here, write to us and we'll answer it just the same.

Today most of our operations are with factories in China, and that's where we're strongest. But we're not tied to a single country: if what you need is made somewhere else, we'll look for it there. Ask us about your product.

No, and it matters to say so: we are not customs brokers. What we do is handle everything around it — if you don't have a broker, we find you one; if you already have yours, we coordinate the documentation and clearance with them. You chase no one.

Our work is billed separately from freight and separately from taxes, and you see it itemised from the first quote. The pricing page explains exactly how it's made up.

It depends on two things: how long the factory takes to produce, and how long the ship takes. Production is usually the longest and most variable stretch. When we quote your case we give you concrete dates for your operation, not a general range.

Yes. For small volumes we use consolidated cargo (LCL): your goods share a container with other people's. When the volume justifies a full container we'll tell you, because past a certain point it works out cheaper.

No. All your communication is with us, in English. We do the talking with the factory.

That's why we check before the container closes, which is while it can still be fixed at the plant. If something doesn't meet the spec sheet, shipping stops. And if a problem still turns up on arrival, we answer for what was under our control and stand with you in front of the supplier.

Three things: what product you want, a rough quantity, and when you need it. If you have photos, dimensions or a spec sheet, better still.

Let's start

Tell us what you want to bring in

With the product, a rough quantity and when you need it, we can already start looking for your factory.