How to Buy
Every order follows the same path, whether you need a batch of programmed chips or a full production run of finished modules.
STEP 01
Send your audio and spec
An audio file, a sample, or a written spec - playback length, package and I/O count.
STEP 02
Get a quote and lead time
We confirm the right chip or module, then return pricing, MOQ and a delivery date.
STEP 03
Approve a programmed sample
We program a sample with your audio so you can hear it before production starts.
STEP 04
Production and delivery
Scaled production, inspection before shipment, and freight handled end to end.
WHAT TO SEND US
Your audio file
MP3 or WAV. We handle conversion and level matching.
Playback length
10, 20, 40 or 80 seconds - or tell us the message and we'll advise.
Quantity
Chips alone, or complete modules. MOQ quoted per part.
Trigger & power
Button, switch, light or motion - and the battery you want to use.
Your deadline
So we can plan tooling, production and freight around it.
Not sure yet? Send the item you want it to go into and we'll work the rest out.
Minimum order & lead times
MOQs and lead times vary by part and package. Send your BOM or spec and we'll return a quote with realistic timelines.
Request a QuoteFrequently asked questions
What's the minimum order quantity for a first order?
MOQ varies by part and package - send your spec or sample and you'll get an MOQ specific to your order, not a generic minimum.
Can I get a sample before committing to a production run?
Yes - every order includes a programmed sample with your exact audio for approval before production starts.
Do you ship internationally?
Freight, customs, and delivery are handled end to end as part of the standard process - mention your destination when requesting a quote for accurate lead times.
What file formats do you accept for audio?
MP3 or WAV - we handle conversion and level matching, so you don't need to prepare a specific format in advance.
How is the delivery date determined?
Delivery dates are confirmed at the quote stage based on part, quantity, and current production schedule, and factored into planning from the day the order is confirmed.