Global sourcing, local prices, local carts

A price is only real where you can buy it. A US catalogue price means little to a buyer in Bengaluru or Munich once duty, local stock and a local storefront are taken into account.

MySupplyParts prices your BOM against the catalogues that serve you, and hands you carts on the stores you can actually check out from.

Regional catalogues, not one global price list

Distributors run different catalogues per region, with different stock, price breaks, minimums and lead times. We query the regional path for each seller, so an India run reads Indian stock and an EU run reads European stock.

Region-specific sellers are only asked where they operate, which keeps runs fast and results meaningful. Worldwide sources remain available as fallback for any line the regional pool cannot fill.

North and South America: Americas stores and Americas-serving sellers

Europe and UK: local European and UK storefronts

India and South Asia: Indian storefronts and Asia-serving sellers

China, Hong Kong, Taiwan: local catalogues and local manufacturing sources

South-East Asia and APAC: Singapore and regional stores

Middle East: EMEA stores

You choose the region — including when you travel

Region is auto-detected, and there is a selector on single part search, on BOM search and on your account page. Pick auto-detect, USA, Europe, Asia-Pacific, India, China, Middle East or global, and prices, stock, links and carts change with it.

Local currency on screen, USD under the hood

Display currency covers 34 currencies with live conversion, so your team reads familiar numbers. Internal cost maths and billing stay in USD, which keeps comparisons between two runs honest and stops rates moving your quote.

Carts on the store you can buy from

Buying is where most tools stop. We open the cart or quick-order page on the regional store for each distributor, with your selected part numbers and quantities ready to paste in a single action where a seller does not accept a direct cart link.

Because distributor baskets live inside your distributor account, you need to be signed in with that distributor for the basket to persist — the interface says so rather than leaving you guessing.

US tariff handling as an explicit choice

For US flows you choose with-tariff or no-tariff before the run, so the total you show a customer matches the basis you agreed with them. The choice is never made silently on your behalf.

If a part has no stock in my region, what happens?

The search widens to worldwide distributors automatically. If nothing carries it, you get verified links and guidance rather than an invented price.

Can I price the same BOM for two regions?

Yes. Change the region selector and re-run to compare regional landed options side by side.

Which currency am I billed in?

USD always, regardless of display currency, so your invoices and credit balance stay consistent.