How it works
Two answers.
Very different speeds.
What happens to a line on your list depends on one thing: whether we already hold a price for it.
There is no single Hultora process, and pretending otherwise would set the wrong expectation. A line either matches something in the marketplace, in which case you have a price before you have finished reading this sentence, or it does not, in which case real people at real factories have to reply to an email, and that takes days.
In the marketplace
Under a minuteThe marketplace is a price list we build before you ask. Sellers give us their prices before anybody asks for them, so a line that matches one needs no email at all. That is the half that answers in seconds, and it is the half we are growing.
Not in it yet
One to seven daysEverything else has to be gone and got. This is the part that used to be your job: finding suppliers, writing to them, and asking again until they answer. It is slower because suppliers are slow, not because the software is.
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