- Delivery in 7–10 days
- 1 product
- 100% exclusive (1:1)
- Full buyer details

Get Verified Export Buyers from 195+ Countries
Stop chasing cold leads. We run targeted ads in the USA, UAE, Europe, Africa & Asia, verify every buyer, and deliver their requirement to your dashboard, email & WhatsApp.
- 195+ countries
- 80,000+ suppliers
- 1 buyer = 1 exporter
- 100% free listing
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Real overseas buyers from just ₹600 each
Fresh buyer inquiries from our targeted ads for your product — each buyer goes to only one exporter: you.
Choose your Hot Party pack
- Delivery in 15–20 days
- Up to 2 products
- Choose target countries
- Priority sourcing
- Delivery in 25–30 days
- Up to 3 products
- HS-code targeting
- WhatsApp intro support
- Delivery in 45–60 days
- Up to 5 products
- Dedicated campaign manager
- Multi-country campaigns
- Delivery in 90–120 days
- Up to 10 products
- Free replacement for invalid inquiry
- Custom product landing page
Custom Enterprise
300+ buyers, bulk commodities or many ports — rice, spices, textiles, engineering goods. Priced for your volume.
How your buyers are sourced
- 1. You pick product & countriesGCC, USA, Europe, Africa or any market.
- 2. We run targeted adsReal importers searching for your product send requests.
- 3. Our desk verifies each buyerPhone check on need, quantity and timeline.
- 4. Delivered only to youOn WhatsApp & dashboard. Never shared with anyone else.
What you receive
Sample format- Buyer
- Procurement Head
- Company
- Trading LLC, Dubai
- Phone / WhatsApp
- +971 ••• ••• •••
- •••••@company.ae
- Quantity
- 2 × 40ft FCL
- Port
- Jebel Ali
- Terms
- 30% advance, 70% vs BL
- Timeline
- Within 30 days
| What matters | Today Adviser | Typical B2B portals |
|---|---|---|
| Who gets the buyer | Only you (1:1) | Shared with 10–20 sellers |
| Freshness | New buyers from live ads | Old reused lists |
| Verification | Phone-checked by our desk | Mostly unchecked |
| Price war | None | Heavy |
Find export buyers worldwide
Looking for how to find buyers for export from India? Browse international buyers by country and product, use our export buyer directory, or get verified export buyers delivered from our global ad campaigns.
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Buyers by Country
- Export buyers in USA
- Export buyers in UK
- Export buyers in UAE
- Export buyers in Dubai
- Export buyers in Saudi Arabia
- Export buyers in Germany
- Export buyers in Canada
- Export buyers in Australia
- Export buyers in Singapore
- Export buyers in Japan
- Export buyers in France
- Export buyers in Netherlands
- Export buyers in South Africa
- Export buyers in Malaysia
- Export buyers in Qatar
- Export buyers in Kenya
Buyers by Product
- Rice importers & buyers
- Spices importers & buyers
- Garments importers & buyers
- Textile importers & buyers
- Seafood importers & buyers
- Handicraft importers & buyers
- Organic food importers & buyers
- Furniture importers & buyers
- Chemical importers & buyers
- Leather importers & buyers
- Footwear importers & buyers
- Tea importers & buyers
- Coffee importers & buyers
- Honey importers & buyers
- Ceramic importers & buyers
- Granite importers & buyers
- Auto parts importers & buyers
- Cosmetics importers & buyers
- Pharmaceutical importers & buyers
- Fruit importers & buyers
- Dairy importers & buyers
- Packaging importers & buyers
- Toys importers & buyers
- Building material importers & buyers
Today Adviser or Today Advisor? Same marketplace.
People find us as Today Advisor, TodayAdviser, 2Day Adviser and todayadviser.com. The correct spelling is Today Adviser — with an "e".
Is Today Adviser the same as Today Advisor?
Yes — 'Today Advisor' is a very common misspelling of Today Adviser. The correct spelling is 'Adviser' (with an 'e'), the official British/Indian English spelling. Both refer to the same verified B2B marketplace at todayadviser.com.
What is Today Adviser?
Today Adviser (also written as TodayAdviser, 2day Adviser, or Today Advisor B2B) is a verified B2B marketplace connecting genuine buyers with manufacturers, exporters, wholesalers and importers across India and 190+ countries.
Where can I find Today Adviser online?
The official website is todayadviser.com. Beware of look-alike domains — the verified marketplace is only at https://todayadviser.com.
Is Today Adviser free to use?
Yes — buyers browse categories, post requirements and receive quotes for free. Sellers get a free basic listing, with Verified and Premium tiers for higher visibility.
Sourcing Verified Indian Exporters, Manufacturers & B2B Suppliers: The Complete Buyer's Guide
Find the right B2B suppliers faster — shortlist, compare quotations, sample, inspect and ship with confidence.
GST/CIN, IEC and contactability reviewed.
Talk to the real sales team.
Paid samples and inspection support.
Why source B2B suppliers with us
Six reasons buyers and exporters trust the platform.
Verified before listed
GST/CIN, address proof, catalogue and IEC checked. About 1 in 4 applications rejected first pass.
Direct — no middlemen
Talk to the real factory or trading house sales team. No hidden intermediaries.
One post, 5–15 quotes
Post specs once; we route them to matching verified sellers by category and region.
Sourcing support
Our team can shortlist, negotiate, arrange samples and coordinate inspection.
Response-rate ranking
Fast, reliable responders rank higher. Slow or ghosting sellers slip down.
Real audits on request
Book a factory audit and get a photographed, signed inspection report.
The 7-step sourcing playbook
The checklist seasoned buyers follow before any first order for B2B suppliers.
- 1
Nail the specification
One-page spec: size, grade, packaging, target price and MOQ.
- 2
Shortlist 8–12 suppliers
Filter B2B suppliers by verification, business type and location.
- 3
Send a structured RFQ
Ask for FOB and CIF quotes with your shipment window.
- 4
Order a paid sample
Test against your own checklist — never skip on a first order.
- 5
Lock commercial terms
Price, MOQ, lead time, Incoterm, payment and penalties in a signed PI.
- 6
Pre-shipment inspection
Third-party check at ~80% production for orders above USD 5,000.
Track shipment & release balance
Release the balance only after inspection clearance and against the BL copy. Pre-clear duty to avoid demurrage.
Quality, pricing & logistics
Quality & compliance
- BIS/ISI for India, CE/REACH for EU
- FDA for USA, GACC China, SASO Saudi
- Insist on SGS / BV / Intertek reports
Pricing & MOQ
- Get quotes valid 15–30 days in writing
- Larger MOQs unlock 8–15% savings
- Pool orders with adjacent SKUs
Logistics & Incoterms
- FOB Nhava Sheva / Mundra / Chennai
- CIF is easier for LCL and first imports
- Insure at 110% of invoice value
Six costly mistakes first-time buyers make
- 1
100% advance to an unverified seller
Keep 50–70% against shipping documents.
- 2
Skipping the sample stage
A ₹3,000 sample saves ₹3 lakh in rejected stock.
- 3
Ignoring packaging specs
Define cartons, pallets and label language upfront.
- 4
No pre-shipment inspection
Once the container leaves port, leverage is gone.
- 5
Vague one-line RFQs
A proper spec sheet gets comparable quotations.
- 6
Wrong HS code
A misdeclared code can double your landed cost.
Demand drivers for B2B suppliers
China+1 diversification
Global buyers now split B2B suppliers volumes across 2–3 origins, and India absorbs a large share helped by RoDTEP and PLI schemes.
Supplier consolidation
Small units are merging into certified exporters holding ISO, BIS, FSSAI, GOTS, CE or REACH documentation.
Digital procurement
Buyers expect digital catalogues, video walkthroughs and same-day quotes — fast responders win deals.
Compliance & volatility
ESG, forced-labour, Halal and SASO checks are rising; freight and FX swing landed cost 10–20% a quarter.
Trade terms every buyer should know
- MOQ Basics
- Smallest batch a supplier will ship at the quoted price.
- FOB Incoterm
- Supplier loads goods on the vessel; freight onward is yours.
- CIF Incoterm
- Supplier pays freight and insurance to your port.
- EXW Incoterm
- You collect at the factory gate and handle everything after.
- Pro-Forma Invoice Contract
- Pre-payment document fixing price, terms and specs.
- Letter of Credit Payment
- Bank pays only against compliant shipping documents.
- Bill of Lading Shipping
- Carrier's title document — holder controls the goods.
- HS Code Customs
- Tariff code that decides your import duty.
- Pre-shipment inspection Quality
- Third-party check before the container is sealed.
- Lead time Planning
- Production days plus transit days, stated separately.
- Demurrage Customs
- Port charges when a container sits uncleared.
- Certificate of Origin Customs
- Proof of origin for preferential FTA duty.
Frequently asked questions
Real questions from buyers sourcing B2B suppliers.
Q.How do I verify a B2B supplier on Today Adviser?+
Every profile marked with the blue "Verified" badge has passed our documentation, GST/CIN and contactability checks. You can also request a fresh factory audit through our Business Audit service before placing an order, or ask the supplier for their most recent third-party inspection report.
Q.What is a typical MOQ when sourcing B2B suppliers?+
MOQs vary by category and supplier scale. Traders and wholesalers often start at a single carton or pallet, while manufacturers usually quote per production batch. Every product on Today Adviser shows its live MOQ; if it doesn't fit your order size, post a Requirement and let sellers counter-quote.
Q.Which payment terms are safe for first-time B2B orders?+
The safest structure for a first order is 30% advance and 70% against shipping documents (or against BL copy for sea freight). Larger buyers use Letters of Credit or Documents Against Payment. Avoid 100% advance to a brand-new supplier — always start with a sampling order to validate quality.
Q.Do B2B suppliers on Today Adviser handle export documentation?+
Most manufacturer-exporters listed handle full export paperwork — commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, IEC, and (where relevant) BIS, FSSAI, GACC or REACH certificates. Confirm the exact document set in writing before you release your advance.
Q.What Incoterms should I ask for?+
FOB and CIF are the most common for containerised orders. FOB gives you control of freight and insurance; CIF is easier if you don't have a freight forwarder. For LCL or air freight, EXW or FCA works. Always match the Incoterm to your risk appetite and insurance coverage.
Q.How long does a typical order take from PO to delivery?+
For stock items: 7–15 days. For custom manufacturing: 25–45 days production + 15–30 days sea transit to most ports. Add 5–10 days buffer for customs clearance and inland movement. Ask suppliers for a written production and shipment schedule up-front.












