Pricing & Cost Guide

How Much Does Furniture Inspection in Vietnam Cost? (2026 Guide)

Straight answers on what third-party furniture QC actually costs in Vietnam — and why a single inspection routinely pays for itself on the first container.

Third-party furniture inspection in Vietnam typically costs $250–$350 per man-day. One man-day covers a single inspector for one factory visit — enough for a standard pre-shipment inspection or a loading supervision on a small-to-mid order. FurnitureQC inspections start at $299 per man-day, and your first inspection is $199 (see our prices). Larger orders or multiple factories require additional man-days. FurnitureQC confirms the exact man-day count and a fixed quote within 2 business hours of your inquiry.

What one man-day includes

FurnitureQC prices

Fixed, published prices in USD. Each man-day includes one furniture-specialist inspector, travel within HCMC, Binh Duong, Dong Nai and Long An, and an English PDF report with photos within 24 hours.

ServicePrice (USD)
Pre-production, during-production or pre-shipment inspection (AQL), container loading supervisionFrom $299 per man-day
Your first inspection with us (new clients, one man-day)$199
5-day inspection pack (use across orders and factories)$1,350 ($270 per man-day)
Factory / supplier readiness audit: capacity, QC system, finishing line, packing, US compliance awareness (CARB/TSCA, ASTM F2057, CPSIA, Prop 65), scored risk report$650 per day
Sourcing and supplier shortlist: factory identification, vetting and qualification$750 per shortlist

Lab and accredited compliance testing are quoted separately. Remote provinces or next-day dispatch may add to the man-day price, and we confirm any extra before booking.

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What drives the price up or down

FactorEffect on cost
Order quantity & SKU countLarger AQL samples and more SKUs need more man-days
Factory locationRemote provinces add travel time
Inspection level (Normal / Tightened)Tightened sampling inspects more units
Lab / compliance testingAccredited-lab fees are quoted separately
UrgencyNext-day dispatch may carry a premium

Why the inspection pays for itself

A single container of defective furniture can mean thousands in returns, markdowns, or a retailer chargeback — far more than a few hundred dollars of inspection. Clients running our pre-shipment program report 70–90% fewer quality-related returns, and in one case a moisture-content catch on solid oak prevented a $400,000 claim. Inspection is not a cost center; it is the cheapest risk control in your supply chain.

How to get an exact quote

Send your factory location, product type, order quantity and target ship date. We reply with a fixed man-day quote within 2 business hours — no obligation.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a furniture inspection in Vietnam cost?

Roughly $250–$350 per man-day across the market for pre-shipment inspection or loading supervision. FurnitureQC charges from $299 per man-day, $199 for your first inspection, and $650 per day for a full supplier readiness audit. The exact figure depends on order size, number of SKUs, factory location and inspection level.

What is a "man-day"?

One inspector working for one full day at one factory. Small and mid-size orders are usually a single man-day; large or multi-factory orders need more.

Are lab-testing fees included?

No. On-site verification is included in the man-day rate; formal accredited-lab certification (e.g. CARB, BIFMA) is quoted separately because labs bill per test.

How fast can I get a quote?

Within 2 business hours of sending your factory, product and quantity details.

Get a fixed inspection quote in 2 hours

Send your factory, product and quantity — we’ll reply with an exact man-day price.

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