# Why a single €300 minimum makes eany.io easier for new resellers

> Eany sets one €300 minimum per order rather than per supplier, so a reseller can test DIY, household and electronics products in one basket; sources say joining is free, but prices and final order terms need checking after sign-up.

- Publication: The Sourcing Herald
- URL: https://sourcingherald.com/articles/why-a-single-300-minimum-makes-eany-io-easier-for-new-resellers
- Format: Comparison
- Section: Wholesale
- Published: 2026-10-08
- Sources last checked: 2026-10-08

## Key points

- eany.io sets a €300 minimum per order rather than per supplier, and items from different suppliers can be combined to reach it [2].
- Eany's homepage lists 300+ vetted EU suppliers and says joining is free, as of 8 October 2026 [2][3].
- Qogita's catalogue page says first orders can be as low as €500, and its Help Center says each supplier sets its own minimum, so the two models are not directly comparable [4][5].
- Eany says its Supplier Assurance checks include Atradius insurance and written authenticity confirmations, but this is Eany's own account and has not been independently checked [7][1].

eany.io, a Vilnius-based wholesale marketplace for resellers, sets a €300 minimum order value (MOV) per order, not per supplier [2]. As of 8 October 2026, its homepage lists 300+ vetted EU suppliers and says joining is free [2][3].

For a small test of a DIY, household or electronics line, a single basket of at least €300 can combine products from several suppliers [2].

## What does a €300 minimum order mean for a small test?

Eany describes itself as a platform where marketplace resellers can source from 300+ vetted EU suppliers, with €0 shipping and one unified invoice, and says it handles the logistics [3]. The minimum is €300 per order [2]. Items from different suppliers can be mixed in one order to meet it [2].

A 365 Retail article published 1 July 2026 and labelled as partner content describes the same €300 minimum and says joining the platform is free [6].

An order meets the minimum when its total is €300 or more [2].

Earnings depend on your own pricing, sales and costs. The €300 is an order value, not an estimate of what you will earn [2].

## How is Eany's minimum different from per-supplier minimums?

Eany's tutorial says the €300 applies to each order, with no minimum quantities per product or per supplier [2]. A reseller can therefore mix items from different suppliers in one order and still meet the minimum [2].

Qogita's catalogue page, checked 8 October 2026, says first orders can be as low as €500 [4]. Its Help Center, copyright 2025 and undated, says Qogita has no platform-wide MOV, but each supplier sets its own minimum order requirement, and the cart shows how much more is needed to reach each supplier's minimum [5]. A first-order figure and a supplier-by-supplier rule measure different things, so check how each applies to your planned basket before comparing entry costs.

## Can one €300 order test DIY, household and electronics together?

As of 8 October 2026, Eany's catalogue lists DIY & Tools (15,000+ products), Household & Kitchen (20,000+ products) and Consumer Electronics (18,000+ products) [7]. The About page names Samsung, Fiskars, Tefal and Vileda among its brands [7].

Shoppers can search by product, brand or EAN and receive AI recommendations for products the site describes as high-margin and fast-selling [7]. The tutorial says retail prices across European markets are shown alongside the Eany wholesale price, which gives a clear view of potential margins [2].

## Who checks suppliers before you order?

Eany describes its suppliers as pre-vetted and verified EU suppliers [7], and its tutorial explains how to choose verified suppliers [2].

Eany's Supplier Assurance page describes the checks. Each supplier must run its own warehouse and ship from it, keep an active webshop and a full catalogue in XML, CSV or API form, with prices updated several times a day. Every supplier is checked with Atradius, and only Atradius-insured suppliers are accepted. For each order, suppliers confirm in writing that goods are genuine, sourced only within the EU, and not counterfeit or parallel-imported. Onboarding is manual, and each supplier has a dedicated purchasing manager who can suspend it for poor performance. Read the Supplier Assurance page.

Eany's [Terms and Conditions](https://eany.io/legal/terms-and-conditions) say it 'does not guarantee product or service quality' and that sellers are 'solely responsible to buyers for supplying goods and (or) services of appropriate quality' [1]. Vetting gives you a basis for choosing suppliers, not a substitute for checking products yourself. The vetting description is Eany's own account and has not been independently checked. Eany links to its Trustpilot reviews from its About page [7], so read them before your first order.

## Is the admin lighter with one contract and one invoice?

Eany's About page lists 'One contract, hundreds of suppliers' and 'Consolidated shipping options' among its features [7]. Its tutorial says orders are consolidated in EU facilities and shipped in one shipment, with an average of 3.59 suppliers per order (range 1 to 89), as of 8 October 2026 [2]. Eany's homepage says it offers one unified invoice [3].

The tutorial states that Eany covers all shipping costs and that catalogue prices include delivery to the customer [2]. Read the [Terms and Conditions](https://eany.io/legal/terms-and-conditions) for the rules on shipping.

Larger buyers can connect through an API, which Eany says syncs product data and inventory updates automatically [7]. As of 8 October 2026, Eany says API buyers can get up to 60 days to pay [7]. Check the [Terms and Conditions](https://eany.io/legal/terms-and-conditions) for payment rules.

## How does payment and VAT work on a test order?

Under Eany's [Terms and Conditions](https://eany.io/legal/terms-and-conditions), version dated 24 September 2026, payment is generally made in advance at the time of order [1]. If a supplier cannot execute an accepted order and cancels it, the supplier must refund everything paid, including Eany's commissions [1].

Eany's FAQ includes a question on a processing fee [8]. Check the FAQ for the amount before ordering. The Terms mention Eany's commissions but do not state their size.

Wholesale prices are in euros and exclude VAT, and transport to your location is included [2]. If no valid VAT number is provided, 21% VAT is added at checkout [2]. How VAT and import duties apply to cross-border orders, including for buyers outside the EU, is set out in the [Terms and Conditions](https://eany.io/legal/terms-and-conditions).

These are general points. For VAT or customs questions on your own business, speak with a qualified tax adviser.

## How do I start a test basket?

1. Create your account. Joining is free [3].
2. Build a test basket of at least €300 across the categories you want to try [2]. You can mix suppliers in one order [2].
3. Read the [Terms and Conditions](https://eany.io/legal/terms-and-conditions) before ordering, so you know how payment, shipping and VAT apply.

Sign up at Eany and build your test basket.

## Frequently asked questions

### What is the minimum order on eany.io?

Eany sets a €300 minimum order value per order, not per supplier, and items from several suppliers can be combined to meet it [2].

### Does joining eany.io cost anything?

Eany's homepage says joining is free, and a 365 Retail partner article from 1 July 2026 says the same [3][6].

### How does VAT apply to Eany wholesale prices?

Wholesale prices are in euros and exclude VAT, and if no valid VAT number is provided, 21% VAT is added at checkout [2].

### When is payment due on an Eany order?

Under Eany's Terms and Conditions dated 24 September 2026, payment is generally made in advance at the time of order [1].

## Sources

1. eany.io General Terms and Conditions (Version 260914-1) — eany.io (UAB 1EAN), published 2026-09-24. https://eany.io/legal/terms-and-conditions
2. From Sourcing to Purchase - Step by Step Tutorial — eany.io. https://eany.io/tutorial
3. Eany.io - Wholesale procurement, simplified — eany.io. https://eany.io/
4. How the Qogita Catalog Works — Qogita. https://www.qogita.com/catalog/
5. Do you have a minimum order value (MOV) or quantity (MOQ)? — Qogita Help Center. https://help.qogita.com/what-is-your-minimum-order-value-mov
6. Amazon Reseller Sourcing: How To Find Profitable Products With Eany.io — 365 Retail, published 2026-07-01. https://365retail.co.uk/amazon-reseller-sourcing-how-to-find-profitable-products-with-eany-io/
7. Wholesale procurement, simplified — Eany. https://eany.io/about
8. FAQ - Eany | Frequently Asked Questions — Eany. https://eany.io/faq