For brands, suppliers, wholesalers & distributors

A retail customer with the capacity to commit

GibsonDay opens its own trade accounts, places its own purchase orders and buys branded stock outright. We commit our capital, own the inventory and take the commercial risk.

We have the capacity to make meaningful stock commitments and put established Amazon and TikTok retail operations behind the products we buy. The starting point is a commercial opportunity that works for both businesses.

Why supply GibsonDay?

Buying capacity backed by retail execution

Direct buying decisions

We can act decisively on stock opportunities. Supplier accounts, purchasing decisions and ongoing communication sit with GibsonDay.

Attention to the range

Our own listings, advertising and original product content support inventory we have purchased. We can give selected products sustained retail attention.

Potential for repeat business

We monitor sales and stock, then use trading performance to guide replenishment and further range purchases.

For a brand, the opening may be an under-served range or another route to customers. For a wholesaler or distributor, it may be recurring purchases and straightforward account administration. Seasonal, excess and clearance stock can also present a worthwhile buying opportunity.

Product and supply fit

What we look for

We consider branded consumer products, including FMCG, sports nutrition, beverages, household products and adjacent categories.

A clear retail opportunity

Consumer demand, a relevant product proposition and pack formats that work for the intended channel. We discuss channel requirements as part of the buying decision.

Commercial and supply information

Trade pricing, availability, case sizes and remaining shelf life where relevant. Replenishment potential matters for repeatable ranges; we also consider one-off stock purchases.

The opening purchase

Agree the range, quantities and terms

We review the products and supply information, discuss the intended retail channels and agree the purchase through a GibsonDay trade account.

An opening order may cover a selected range or a more substantial stock commitment. The scale follows the opportunity, with the capacity to make meaningful purchases when the product and commercial case support them.

Account documentation and any credit or payment arrangements are handled directly with the supplier.

After purchase

Our inventory. Our retail responsibility.

Purchased stock moves into professional third-party or marketplace fulfilment. GibsonDay manages the retail offers, advertising and product information used to sell the inventory it owns.

Through Bargain Mole, our consumer-facing retail brand, original product videos help customers discover the stock we own. GibsonDay also manages creator collaborations and pays sales commissions to support sales of that inventory.

We select the channel mix around the product, monitor sales and inventory, and use that information to make further buying decisions.

How our sales channels work →

Hands holding boxed hot chocolate products beside palletised stock.
Product handling at a third-party facility supporting GibsonDay’s retail operation.

Ongoing trade

Professional trading and repeat purchasing

We make independent retail pricing decisions and take a disciplined approach to trading. We discuss intended channels, respect agreed channel restrictions and make our selling identity clear.

Accurate product presentation, responsible content, professional fulfilment and direct communication support the stock we buy.

Products that perform and remain commercially attractive can progress into further purchases and broader trading.

View our trading evidence →

Brands • Suppliers • Wholesalers • Distributors

Start a trade conversation

Share your range, stock availability or supply opportunity. A product list or price list is a useful starting point for discussing what GibsonDay could buy.

trade@gibsonday.com