Use it when
You have two supplier prices in the same currency and want to account for MOQ plus a few known order-level costs before deciding which quote deserves deeper review.
Quick supplier comparison
Supplier Price
Comparison Calculator
Compare two supplier offers by unit price, MOQ and extra order costs to see the normalized total and effective cost per unit.
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A fast price comparison before the full quote review.
Step 01 / Supplier inputs
Compare more than
the quoted price.
Use the same currency for both suppliers.
A
Supplier A
B
Supplier B
Enter both supplier prices and an order quantity to compare.
| Supplier | Unit Price | MOQ | Product Cost | Extra Costs | Total Order Cost | Effective Cost / Unit | MOQ Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | $0.00 | 0 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 | — |
| B | $0.00 | 0 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 | — |
A fast normalized comparison
Unit price is only
the starting point.
Extra order costs can include freight, duty, inspection, documentation or any other charge you want to normalize across suppliers. Divide the normalized order total by quantity to compare effective cost per unit.
For Incoterms, lead time and detailed import costs, use the full Supplier Quote Comparison Tool.
When to use this tool
A quick comparison,
not a full sourcing review.
Use another tool when
You also need Incoterms, lead time, duty, freight detail or several suppliers. The full Supplier Quote Comparison Tool is built for that broader decision.
Open full quote comparison →Quick answers
Supplier price
comparison FAQ.
Why can the supplier with the lower unit price cost more?
MOQ and order-level charges can outweigh a small unit-price advantage. Comparing total order cost and effective cost per unit makes that difference visible.
What should I put under extra order costs?
Use costs that are known and comparable across both suppliers, such as freight, inspection, documentation, duty estimates or bank charges.
Should I compare quotes with different Incoterms here?
Only after normalizing them to a similar delivery basis. For FOB versus CIF specifically, use the FOB vs CIF Calculator first.