Enter what you pay
Pick your industry and item. Type the unit price and weekly quantity — $/kg, $/1000 cups, $/L, not a mystery pack size.
TradeLane is a unit price checker and supplier directory for small businesses. Enter what you pay, see the market range, and find a cheaper local option — without another hospitality checkout.
Built for owners who buy coffee, cups, cleaning chemicals, salon stock, or trade consumables — and suspect the invoice could be sharper.
Pick your industry and item. Type the unit price and weekly quantity — $/kg, $/1000 cups, $/L, not a mystery pack size.
We plot low, median and high from public listings and labelled community examples, with estimated yearly savings if you hit the low end.
Jump into the Melbourne directory — What / Where search, A–Z, sort, and save favourites while you compare quotes.
Interactive seed of Melbourne prices. Free demo: three items. Invoice upload is coming later.
Prices checked (Australia/Sydney). . Match pack size to the unit — convert a 250 g bag before comparing to $/kg.
What / Where search, A–Z jump, sort and save. Mix of web-verified businesses and City of Melbourne CLUE wholesalers (CC BY 4.0).
Start in your lane. Cross-industry unit benchmarks are the point.
Launch pricing for the Melbourne pilot. GST treated cleanly on invoices when billing goes live.
Claim your listing, keep pack sizes honest, and feature where it matters. TradeLane is not another ordering terminal — we sit beside the moment someone asks “am I overpaying?”
Melbourne pilot seats are limited while we grow verified public prices and claimed listings.
Talk to usPublic listed prices and industry guides are shown with source and date. Community example prices are clearly labelled as demos until real businesses submit enough volume for a proper median.
No. Specialists already own checkout. TradeLane answers whether your unit cost is high, then points you at Melbourne suppliers worth quoting.
Convert to the unit on the item — for example a 250 g bag at $12 is $48/kg. Cup cartons are usually per 1,000. Cleaning chemicals are often shown per litre even when sold in 5 L drums.
Each benchmark notes whether the listed figure is GST-inclusive shelf/list, ex GST wholesale, or labour (GST depends on the supplier). Compare like with like on your invoice.
This marketing site records interest on the front end only for the demo — it is not wired to a mailing list yet. We will follow up when early access opens.
Owners and suppliers welcome. Tell us your email and we will reach out when Pro alerts and claimed listings open. Form is front-end only for now.