How is a fork-tail multi-pack priced from a Chinese factory?
Short answer
Our sampled listings quote US$0.20 to US$3.85 per piece for soft lures at MOQ 50 to 1,000 pieces, which is a factory price basis and nothing more: it excludes freight, duty, artwork, the bag or card itself and every margin after the factory gate. The rows closest to this subject are our printed 12 cm 3D PVC fork tail at US$0.67 per piece at MOQ 500, our 95 mm and 115 mm TPE fork-tail vibe at US$2.98 at MOQ 50, our needle-tail worm at US$0.60 at MOQ 200 and our 18.5 cm T-tail at US$1.55 to US$1.59 at MOQ 100.
In detail
Pack count moves the unit price.
The numbers behind this answer
| Material route | What the published description says | What it changes in a multi-pack |
|---|---|---|
| TPE or TPR | Rapala describes Super TPE as extremely durable, stretchy, buoyant and temperature tolerant; Westin builds its Ned Worm from a super-elastic floating TPR and warns that TPR should not be stored with other lures (Rapala, Westin) | More material cost per bait bought back as stretch, tail memory and a bait that survives a hot car, plus a storage instruction that belongs on the bag |
| Tail type | How the bait moves | What to fix on the order |
|---|---|---|
| Fork or split tail | The two legs load and unload against each other, so the tail keeps working on a straight steady retrieve as well as on the drop (our printed 12 cm 3D PVC fork tail listing) | Fork depth, leg thickness and whether the split is moulded in or cut after demoulding, because a cut split adds a trimming step and a person |
Where this answer comes from
Part of the product record Fork-tail soft plastics: the multi-pack value tier (Soft lures). The record carries the tables this answer is drawn from, the fields a factory needs before quoting, and an explicit list of what has not been verified.
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