About Feados
Run multi-market B2B trade in one system—more RFQs, faster quotes, less tool chaos.
Built for exporters, manufacturers, trading companies, and distributors who sell across borders—sites, RFQs, CRM, and multi-currency settlement in one lightweight OS.
14-day free trial · No credit card
Why teams switch to Feados
Stop stitching five tools. Run one trade OS.
| Traditional way | With Feados | |
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| Time to launch a market site | Agency or DIY build: 4–8 weeks, one stack per country | Templates + shared catalog—regional sites live in days |
| Multi-currency management | Spreadsheet FX, quote versions that never match | Multi-currency pricing + FX snapshots on RFQ → quote → payment |
| Customer follow-up | WhatsApp and email threads; deals leave when people leave | Light CRM: owned accounts, follow-ups, handoffs |
| Team collaboration | Files in chat, versions in Excel | Shared seats and workflows—quotes and PIs in one place |
| Data & customer assets | Inquiries stuck in personal inboxes; month-end reconciliation from chat history | Trade assets in-system; funnel and risk in the Trade Cockpit |
Built for people who actually trade across borders
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Exporters
Entering SEA or MENA means new agencies and forms. RFQs live in chats; quote versions never match; month-end means scrolling history.
One catalog powers many regional sites—RFQs, quotes, and PIs in one owned workspace.
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Importers
Local shops take retail and small-B demand, while supplier pricing lives in endless email. Specs change three times and still miss the shipment.
Regional storefronts plus structured supplier inquiries—specs stay in-system.
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Trading companies
Prices in group chat, quotes in Excel, PIs in email. Leadership cannot see which corridor is leaking deals.
RFQ → account → quote/PI on one path; the cockpit shows markets and risk.
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Distributors
Fulfillment partners differ by market. Ownership lives in spreadsheets and memory.
Attach partners and roles per market—follow-ups that survive handoffs.
Do the math before you buy another tool
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~2–6 weeks → days
Regional go-live moves from agency cycles to template-led launches.
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~40–60% less chase
RFQ → quote on one path—fewer WhatsApp and email round-trips.
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1 OS vs 4–5 tools
Site + inbox + CRM + quote stack consolidate—lower licenses and “human middleware” cost.
Run one real corridor in a 14-day trial—then decide with your own numbers.
Figures are illustrative of typical SME trade stacks; replace with measured customer data when available.
For Investors
Investment thesis
Own the operating system for inquiry-led cross-border trade.
Market opportunity
- Global B2B e-commerce GMV is projected at ~$36.9T in 2026 (Mordor Intelligence)—a market still run on sites, chats, spreadsheets, and bolted-on checkouts.
- Feados sells the trade OS wedge: multi-market sites + RFQ → quote → PI → settlement for SME exporters, importers, traders, and distributors—not marketplace listing ERPs or cart-only storefronts.
- Product surface today: 18 public locales on feados.com; commercial plans from $149–$1,199/mo.
Why Feados
- RFQ-native workflow—built for inquiry trade, not carts.
- One catalog, many markets—regions without a rebuild.
- Weeks to a live corridor—light enough for SMEs to adopt.
Team
Built by people who have watched real corridors stall on five disconnected tools. Focus areas: multi-tenant trade systems, multi-currency commercial documents, and locale-ready go-to-market. Detailed bios and advisors available on request.
Funding & contact
Early stage. Open to seed conversations with funds and operators who understand cross-border B2B infrastructure.
Capital accelerates multi-market GTM, payments and compliance corridors, and deeper deal-workflow depth—so paid seats and regional expansion compound.
Contact foundersProof points
Shipped multi-locale marketing and product narrative across major trade languages; transparent commercial pricing. Metrics room, design-partner references, and roadmap under NDA on request.
Ready to trade across markets?
Start a trial for your corridor—or talk with us about rollout.