01
Prepare the product shortlist
A clear product shortlist helps the supplier answer quickly and avoids a vague quotation round. Use product links, item numbers, or product names instead of only sending screenshots.
List 3-8 products you want to compare first.
Mark priority items, optional items, and items for later range planning.
Include the product category you are building: sensory toys, Montessori math, pretend play, STEM, craft, or early learning.
02
Share the buying context
The same toy can be quoted and packaged differently for importers, distributors, retail chains, school suppliers, online sellers, or private-label buyers.
Tell us your target market and sales channel.
Share the expected order quantity or test-order range if available.
Mention whether the product is for retail shelves, education procurement, online sales, or catalogue planning.
03
Confirm customization and compliance by item
OEM/ODM support is available for discussion, but customization, MOQ, lead time, and documents should be checked against the selected item.
OEM/ODM support: available for discussion based on the selected item.
Packaging request: neutral package, color box, private-label package, or custom language.
MOQ, lead time, and certificates: confirm by item before quotation.
FAQ
What should a buyer send for a fast educational toy quotation?
Send product links or item numbers, target market, expected quantity, packaging request, and whether you need OEM/ODM support.
Can Maidii Toys help plan a product range instead of quoting one item?
Yes. Buyers can ask for a small product range around sensory toys, Montessori math toys, pretend play, STEM toys, or early learning items.
Why are MOQ, lead time, and certificates confirmed by item?
They can vary by material, packaging, customization, target market, and current production schedule, so they should be confirmed before quotation for each selected item.