One supplier.
One invoice.

Everything that turns a posted request into a paid, delivered order: matching your request to vetted, stocking sellers, running the quote board, smart alternative matching with spec-by-spec compatibility checks when the exact part is scarce (companion parts sized to the host included), secure checkout & payment hold, dispute review, full refund cover, warranty claims administration, the signed audit log, monthly VAT statements, and UK support. Nothing is a paid add-on. The price you see on the quote is the price you pay for the part — delivery and VAT are itemised at checkout.

The margin, and only the margin. GFP is the merchant of record — we buy the part from the seller at their quoted price and resell it to you, with our 15% standard margin folded into the single all-inclusive price. Nothing is added at checkout, nothing comes out of the seller's payout, and there are no listing fees, subscriptions or seat pricing on either side. What the margin funds is itemised line by line on the fee receipt above.

Because we are. GFP is the merchant of record for every order — we contract with you, you contract with us. One invoice, one returns process, one support line, no matter how many sellers fulfil behind the scenes. Vetted sellers quote to fulfil your request; GFP handles the procurement, payment, and aftercare so you don't have to manage a relationship with each one.

Not on the buyer side — the same all-inclusive pricing applies whether you post one request a year or a thousand. For approved trade accounts (limited companies and LLPs) we offer invoice payment terms instead of card-at-checkout, subject to status and approval. For strategic supply programmes (single-source contracts, framework agreements), talk to us directly — terms can be negotiated against committed volume, but that sits outside the standard marketplace.

We don't set a tariff. GFP is plugged into a pool of vetted couriers — dedicated same-day express riders and vans, next-day national parcel networks, and lowest-cost economy carriers — and pulls live rates the moment you hit checkout. You see one option per delivery window (ASAP, Same day, 1–2 days, 2–3 days, 2–4 days, 3–5 days), and that option is the fastest-and-cheapest for your specific parcel at that moment. Delivery is itemised on the invoice separately from the part price.

No standard fees. Signup, verification, monthly, per-seat, listing, placement, and card processing are all £0. Sellers receive 100% of their quoted price plus any tier bonus — the 15% GFP margin sits inside the price the buyer pays, never deducted from the seller's payout. Performance bonuses are positive — they pay you. Standard payout is T+2 working days at no cost. The one optional cost is an instant payout, where an instant-payout fee (charged by the payment provider, not GoFindPart) is deducted from the amount — GFP adds nothing.

Standard pricing holds at any order size. For approved trade accounts (limited companies and LLPs) we offer invoice payment terms instead of card-at-checkout — same all-inclusive prices, different settlement. Buyers who settle on payment terms pay a separately shown credit charge of 2% per 30 days of their term (Net 30 = 2%, Net 60 = 4%), exempt from VAT; paying by card is always available and carries no charge. Terms are provided by GoFindPart directly and are subject to status and approval. For strategic supply programmes (single-source contracts, framework agreements), talk to us directly — terms can be negotiated against committed volume, but that sits outside the standard marketplace.

Three charges, all disclosed up front: a £25 cancellation fee if an order is cancelled after you've accepted a quote (and only then); a £5 pickup admin fee on buyer-collection orders to cover verification & handover; and, for trade organisations that have us check their own stock list, a checking fee quoted before the check runs — charged what the check used and never more than the quote, with small checks free within an allowance. No other surprise line-items — what you see on this page is the whole schedule.