Waybill

Waybill is a procurement service for hardware companies that takes a parts request and handles everything until the components arrive: sourcing, supplier negotiation, freight, customs clearance and delivery. A team submits the request from wherever it already works, approves a single payment, and Waybill settles the supplier, the carrier, the broker and customs itself. It is built for teams that build physical products and want procurement to stop being a job function. Requests can be raised from Slack, Gmail, Outlook, WhatsApp or directly from CAD tools such as SolidWorks, Altium and KiCad. Waybill maps every source licensed to sell a given part worldwide, compares quotes on a landed cost basis with freight and duties included, keeps live backup suppliers at no extra charge, checks the company's own inventory before ordering, and monitors bills of materials continuously for price changes, end of life risk and stock levels. Customs paperwork is prefiled while goods are in transit, shipments are tracked with live flight data, and a voice agent coordinates delivery with drivers in whatever language they speak. Pricing is not published. Parts, freight, duties, clearance and delivery are billed as one line on one invoice, and prospective customers book a call with the founders to get started. Waybill is a Y Combinator company from the Summer 2026 batch and recently moved its website from waybill.to to trywaybill.com, with the old address redirecting.