Doc AISLE-001 · Supplier intake
buyaisle.com · factories that still quote by email
Rev B

00 For US box and packaging plants

Email us your price list. AI buyers can order from you.

Send the PDF or spreadsheet you already give customers. We put those prices online so a buying program can send you a normal purchase order. You ship. You keep the customer. No call.

What happens next: we email you about 20 items from your list. You reply yes or fix a line. Then you are orderable. We do not put your full sheet on the open web. Competitors do not get your file.

01 The problem

The catalog is in Mike’s inbox.

Price lives in a PDF. Stock lives in someone’s head. The quote comes back tomorrow, maybe, after a phone call.

That worked when a person in procurement could wait. It does not work when the buyer is software.

An AI buyer will only order from a supplier that looks like a store: a price, a quantity, a way to pay, done.

If you are still “email us for a quote,” you are invisible. The robot skips you and buys from whoever already has a door.

02 What Aisle is

You’re the factory. We’re the translator.

Mike runs the plant. Aisle makes the catalog buyable. When an AI needs 50,000 boxes, it orders through Aisle. Mike ships. Aisle takes 3%.

This is not a buyer agent. Everyone is building the robot that shops. Aisle is the seller-side door those robots walk through.

You keep the customer. You keep fulfillment. We take a cut of the order, not your company.

03 Who can join

Factories that still quote by email.

If your price lives in a PDF or a text, you are who this is for.

Fit Line Rule
IN Factories and suppliers who quote by email, PDF, or phone Messy catalog is fine. We map it.
IN First category: boxes and packaging. Then uniforms, janitorial, spare parts Physical goods only. Real prices. Real lead times.
IN Willing to take a normal purchase order and ship it You already do this. We just route the PO.
OUT Software, agencies, consultants Nothing to put on a truck.
OUT Dropshippers with no stock If you can’t ship it, you can’t be on Aisle.
Now · boxes / packaging Next · uniforms Next · janitorial Next · spare parts

04 How it works

Three steps. Then a normal PO.

Step 01

Send your price list

PDF, spreadsheet, or the email you already send buyers. Ugly is fine.

Step 02

We make it buyable

Item, price, minimum order, lead time, ship-from. Something a buying program can read and order.

Step 03

You get a normal PO

You ship. We take 3%. Same plant, same truck, new door.

05 The cut

Setup is free. First $10k of these orders has no fee.

Setup · first 20
$0

We map the catalog. You don’t pay to get on the door.

First $10k of agent orders
No fee

Prove it works on real POs before we take a cut.

After that
3%

Of the order. You ship. You keep the customer.

Typical take is 2–5%. First twenty suppliers sit at 3% after the free $10k.

06 Onboarding

Live in about a week.

Your existing list, about 20 items you confirm, one test purchase order. All by email. Then buyers can find you.

  1. You send the catalog. Price list, PDF, spreadsheet — whatever you have. No call.
  2. We type up the list in 2–3 days. We do the grind. You don’t rebuild a website.
  3. You confirm ~20 items by email. Price, MOQ, lead time, ship-from. Reply yes or fix the line.
  4. Test PO. A dummy order so both sides see the paper.
  5. Live. Email and SMS when a real order hits.

07 Get on Aisle

Email the list you already have.

That’s the whole signup. Ugly PDF is fine. No call. No Zoom. No calendar.

Attach the PDF in your email app. Ugly PDF is fine. First twenty: free setup, first $10k of agent orders with no fee, then 3%.

Supplier card

Form 07

Attach the PDF in that email, then send.

Ugly PDF is fine. Inbox is hello@buyaisle.com.