Your design tool hands you a BOM and the momentum dies in fifteen browser tabs. Send Reqo the whole list instead. Every line sourced and priced into one consolidated quote. No account, no minimums, and your assistant can submit it for you.
AI compressed hardware design from weeks to days. Then the build hits the old world: every vendor its own catalog, cart, minimum, and freight charge, and nobody quotes the list as a whole.
Fasteners from one catalog, motors from another, wire and connectors from a third, tools and consumables from wherever. Each with its own account, cart, and shipping. The BOM is one list; buying it is five jobs.
You need four of something. The distributor wants a case of fifty or a account application first. Small teams get priced and processed like they are a nuisance.
There is no buyer on staff. There is you, a deadline, and a parts list. Vendor onboarding forms and sales calls are time your build does not have.
Rev B changes twenty lines. Now you are re running the same five checkouts again. Every design iteration repeats the whole sourcing grind.
Reqo is a distributor built to be sent things. The format your tool exports is the format we take.
CSV from your CAD or PLM tool, a spreadsheet, a PDF, a pasted list, a photo of a whiteboard. Part numbers help but descriptions work. No account needed.
Across suppliers, including lines whose best source is a major catalog. Exact matches by default. If a line is ambiguous or out of stock, it comes back flagged with clearly labeled alternatives, never silently swapped.
Line level pricing, availability, and lead times in a single quote. Approve it and the whole build ships to your bench. The quoted price is the invoice price.
Send the delta or the new list. We remember what you bought. Each iteration quotes faster than the last, and production ramp needs, packaging, benches, safety gear, batteries, ride the same relationship.
If an AI helped design the thing, it can also buy the parts. Reqo runs an MCP server any assistant can call: submit the BOM, poll the priced quote, surface it for your approval. The same desk humans reach by email, reachable by the tool that generated your parts list.
If it is stocked or manufactured as a product somewhere, we can source it: mechanical hardware, motors and drives, wire and connectors, tools, adhesives, batteries, enclosures, lab and bench supplies, safety gear, packaging for when you ship.
Custom CNC machining, sheet metal from your drawing, and PCB assembly are manufacturing services, not distribution. Bring those to a fabrication partner. Everything else on the BOM, send to us.
Spec grade lines stay spec grade. Any proposed alternative arrives flagged with the reason, so a substitution never sneaks into your build.
The weird line nobody stocks locally is our favorite kind. Give us the part number or the spec and we will run it down.
Here. No account setup, no minimum order. Send the BOM in any format and every line comes back priced in one consolidated quote. Prototype quantities welcome.
Yes, that is the point. Reqo sources the whole list, including lines whose best source is a major catalog, and returns one quote, one order, one invoice.
Yes. Reqo runs an MCP server at reqosupply.com/mcp and a REST endpoint at /api/quote. Your assistant submits the BOM, polls the quote, and you approve. Quotes are free with no auth to start.
No. Custom fabrication from your drawing belongs with a manufacturing partner. We source goods that exist as products. Everything else on the BOM is ours.
One consolidated quote back. No account, no minimums, no sales call.
