If you’re planning to launch a product-based business or grow your existing brand, understanding how to source your products is key. Whether you’re selling online, in retail stores, or through distributors, your sourcing model shapes everything — from cost and time to market, to how unique your brand feels to customers.

If you're planning to launch a product-based business or grow your existing brand, understanding how to source your products is key. Whether you're selling online, in retail stores, or through distributors, your sourcing model shapes everything — from cost and time to market, to how unique your brand feels to customers.
At Epic Sourcing UK, we simplify this journey with three clear pathways:
Each one suits a different stage of your business growth. Here's how to decide which one's right for you, along with the actual pricing for each package.
White label sourcing is the quickest way to get your brand off the ground. You take an existing, ready-made product from a verified manufacturer, add your logo and packaging, and bring it to market under your brand name.
Think of it as plug-and-play for products — you're leveraging an existing design that's already tested and proven to sell.
Best for:
Pricing for the White Label Package:
What's included:
Pros:
✔ Fastest time to market
✔ Lowest upfront investment
✔ Easy to scale and test multiple products
Cons:
✖ Limited design control
✖ Products may be sold by other brands too
If you're starting out or want to expand your product range quickly, the White Label Package gives you the speed and support to move fast with confidence.
Private label sourcing gives your brand more creative control. You start with an existing product base and customise it — change materials, adjust design elements, upgrade features to align with your brand identity and customer needs.
This is perfect if you've validated a market and now want to stand out.
Best for:
Pricing for the Private Label Package:
What's included:
Pros:
✔ More brand uniqueness
✔ Balanced cost and customisation
✔ Faster to market than full product development
Cons:
✖ Some design limitations depending on manufacturer capabilities
✖ Slightly higher investment than white label
If you already know your niche but want to elevate your brand's originality and quality, the Private Label Package is your sweet spot.
When your idea can't be found anywhere else, product development (custom manufacture) is your path. This model involves designing and developing a completely new product — from concept sketches to final manufacturing.
It's the most advanced (and exciting) form of sourcing, where you bring your vision to life.
Best for:
Pricing for the Secret Label Package:
What's included:
Pros:
✔ Total creative control and differentiation
✔ Protectable intellectual property
✔ Potential for higher brand value and margins
Cons:
✖ Longer lead times
✖ Higher upfront investment
✖ More complex management process
If you're building a flagship product or innovating within your industry, the Secret Label Package turns your idea into a market-ready product, supported by expert sourcing and manufacturing coordination.
Here's a side-by-side comparison of all three models: