DollarDays

DollarDays is a bulk goods supplier operating since 2001, according to its own account, positioned toward nonprofits, schools and philanthropic organisations alongside small business buyers.

What the published terms tell a buyer

This company publishes more of its terms than most, and the combination is unusual.

There is no order minimum, in either quantity or dollar value. For a buyer whose obstacle to wholesale is the size of a first order, that removes the obstacle entirely. It is also the exception rather than the rule in this channel, and it is worth reading alongside the qualification the company attaches to it.

Cases are not split. The stated absence of a minimum applies to the order, not to the line. Goods are sold in fixed case quantities and the company states it generally cannot break a case to ship part of one or to mix colours and sizes within it. That is a case minimum operating exactly as described in order minimum versus line minimum, and a buyer who reads only the first sentence will misjudge what a small order actually looks like.

An account is required but membership is not. Registration is free and there is no paid tier, which distinguishes this from membership-model suppliers.

Free shipping applies over 599 dollars, with overweight and oversize items excluded. That threshold functions as an effective minimum for freight-sensitive orders even though no order minimum exists, which is the pattern described in how wholesale pricing is built.

What is not published

Pricing is not shown without an account. That row records the absence rather than an estimate.

Before contacting them

The published terms answer more than usual, which reduces the questions a first enquiry has to cover but does not replace the counterparty checks in the supplier verification checklist.

Category context is in general merchandise supply.