Are you overpaying for packaging?
Upload your current supplier invoice. We read it, compare every line to our trade rates, and show you exactly how much you save — in about 45 seconds.
How the invoice check works
Our system reads your latest packaging invoice — either photo or PDF — and extracts every line item: cup sizes, container types, carton quantities and the unit prices you're paying today. Each line is matched against the equivalent product in our catalogue at trade pricing, and where we have collected market data, against wider Australian market prices too.
You get a line-by-line savings report on screen, showing exactly which items are cheaper, by how much per unit, and what that adds up to over a year of ordering. There's no obligation — if we can't beat your current pricing on an item, the report says so. Venues that do switch keep the same carton quantities they already order, with free delivery over $350 and trade pricing 15% below list price on every carton.
Why cafés and restaurants overpay for packaging
Most venues never audit their packaging invoices. Prices creep up a few cents a carton at a time, distributor markups stack on top of the manufacturer price, and rebate deals quietly reward the supplier rather than you. Over a year, even a small overpay on every carton of cups, containers and bags adds up to real money on a thin hospitality margin.
Where the extra cost hides
- Distributor margin: every layer between the factory and your storeroom adds a cut.
- Small-order fees & minimums: topping up in small lots costs more per carton.
- Price drift: quoted rates rise over time and rarely get renegotiated.
- Like-for-unlike swaps: a cheaper-looking line that's a smaller carton or lighter gauge.
What the invoice checker does
Enter the lines from any supplier invoice and the tool matches each item to the same (or an equivalent) product at supplier-direct trade pricing, then shows the per-carton and total difference. It compares like-for-like on size, material and carton quantity — not just headline price — so the saving is real, not a spec downgrade.
How trade pricing works here
Packery lists supplier-direct at the supplier's own price and never undercuts on quality, with free delivery over $350 and no lock-in. If the checker shows you're overpaying, you can switch line by line — keep what's already competitive, move only what isn't.