Trade pricing · live from your accounts

One part numberMultiple suppliers

Searches the suppliers you've switched on, using your own trade accounts.

Search history

Every search lands here on its own. Over time this is the record of who is actually cheapest for the parts you buy, not who says they are.

Cross references

Part numbers that do the same job. Search any one of them and PPC asks each supplier for the number they actually stock, so every supplier comes back with a price.

Plan

Switch between plans to see what each one covers.

Your suppliers

Switch on the suppliers you hold accounts with. PPC reads the prices from sessions already open in your browser, so it never sees or stores your supplier passwords.

Show diagnostics on results — only useful when a supplier misbehaves Show equivalents as one combined list instead of under each supplier

Fast mode

Most of a search is waiting for supplier pages to load. Keeping one pinned tab per supplier means the portal is already up, so a search is just the search. The tabs are real — you'll see them pinned at the left of your tab strip.

Backup

Everything lives in this browser. A backup means a reinstall, a new PC or a cleared cache doesn't cost you months of work.

Default sell price

Used to work out margin on every search. You can override it per part.

Markup on cost

Example

$44.90 cost → $89.80 sell

Your numbers

PPC reads prices from supplier sessions already open in your browser. It never sees or stores your supplier passwords. Your pricing data is never sold or shared with suppliers.