Solution · DTC Brands
Launch in new markets at the speed of your brand
Direct-to-consumer means you own the whole experience — including the compliance your 3PL and customers assume you've handled.
The problem
DTC brands move fast: a viral product, a new Shopify market, a 3PL in another country. But the brand — not the 3PL — is legally responsible for product compliance. A single non-compliant label or missing registration can trigger marketplace takedowns that kill momentum overnight.
How it works
Screen the hero product for the new market in under a minute.
Get the labeling and documentation checklist for that destination.
Assign the economic operator (importer or authorised representative) where required.
Verify packaging and EPR obligations before the first fulfillment run.
Turn on monitoring so rule changes reach you before your customers do.
A supplements-adjacent wellness brand launches in the UK
Post-Brexit, Great Britain needs UKCA marking rather than CE for in-scope goods, plus UK-specific importer labeling. The brand screens its hero SKU, discovers the UKCA requirement before ordering UK packaging, and avoids a full packaging reprint.
Common questions
No — the brand placing the product on the market carries the legal responsibility. Your 3PL moves boxes; obligations like importer verification and labeling sit with you.
Most product regulations have no small-business exemption for safety, labeling or marking requirements. The checks are free, so there's no reason to guess.
Monitoring watches the regulations behind your products across all your markets and alerts you only when something affecting you changes.
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See what your products need in every market — free to start.
Free initial check, no signup required. Save or export after you see the result.