The vendor kit

What buyers get

• Plain-language finding. “Mostly slow, heavy lifts” becomes real specs — knurl, shaft, whip — with expert filters underneath. Misses are shown and explained, never silently deleted.
• Specs made comparable. Normalized across brands, side by side, with a glossary translating the jargon inline.
• “Will it fit my rack?” answered with receipts. Compatibility verdicts cite the manufacturer’s own listings; safety-critical parts stay capped until the maker confirms.
• The whole gym, planned. Slot-by-slot setups with a running total — the rack you pick scopes the attachments that fit. Shareable with no account.
• Alerts they ask for. Watch a product, name a price — hear about it when it drops. No account needed, one email confirmation.

What partners get

• Accurate representation. We author from your published pages — which are incomplete or wrong more often than anyone admits. Partners get a correction channel straight to the source; every change is reviewed by FMTS before it goes live, and manufacturer-supplied data carries a visible source label.
• Discovery you can’t be outspent in. Results follow the buyer’s stated needs — not ad budgets, not launch cycles. A spec-strong product from a smaller brand stands next to the biggest names and wins on fit. And a product that still fits stays discoverable years after its press cycle ends.
• Visits that arrive decided. Clicks land on your store after filtering, comparing, and planning — with the deliberation behind them measured on our side.
• Sales that reach the right shoppers. A price drop notifies exactly the people already watching that product. Discount codes display on the card, where undecided buyers see them.
• The partner portal. Coming: manage your listings, future-date sales (FMTS-reviewed before anything publishes), and see aggregate demand intelligence no single manufacturer can see anywhere else — what buyers filter for, what they’ll pay, where the market leaves them empty-handed. Early partners are onboarded first, with free introductory access.

See what the portal will show you

Two previews, built with illustrative sample data. Your own numbers absolute; the market as medians and tiers; never a competitor’s numbers — in either direction.

What we ask for

Three things start it — a product-data contact (one person we can reach about specs), a catalog verification pass (about twenty minutes reviewing your line as buyers see it), and a pricing source (an API or feed if you have one, a price list if you don’t, or simply looping us into your sale calendar).

When you’re ready for more: image and media-kit permission · 3D/CAD files (your products, true to scale, in shoppers’ spaces) · fit specs for racks and attachments · shipping rules · affiliate program details. Whatever format your team already maintains is the right format.