No preset packages. A written plan.

Q: How much does it cost?

There's no fixed package. Costs come in three parts: Byte's service fee (by phase and scope), third-party services (website tools, ads, payment providers) and actual import costs (freight, clearance, taxes, local delivery). The first market-entry review is free. After it, you get a written proposal with phases, scope and every cost item listed.

Q: How do the contract and payments work?

First comes a written proposal: scope, phases, deliverables, costs and each party's responsibilities. Once confirmed, we sign a project contract. Payment is usually phased: a deposit before kickoff and the rest tied to delivery milestones. Exact percentages and terms are in the proposal.

Q: How do you measure results?

By phase, with metrics agreed up front: platform launch date, number of inquiries, qualified leads, order processing time, delivery time and time to resolve issues. Results depend on the product, market, ad spend and execution, so we don't promise fixed numbers.

We first learn about your product, sales channels and current partners, then set out who handles each step, what information is needed and what it costs and takes. For market entry into Argentina, the proposal also covers importer of record, payment route, product compliance and delivery boundary. The first market-entry review is free.

Four ways to start

Option	For	Includes
Market-entry review	Companies deciding whether to enter Argentina	Product, buyers, import requirements, payment route and delivery boundary confirmed up front
Sales and lead generation	Companies that need Argentine buyers to find them	Sales platform, Spanish content, promotion and inquiry management
Transactions and import	Companies with buyers that need goods delivered	Payment coordination, customs coordination and local delivery
End-to-end market entry	Companies that want one team answering for the chain	From platform to delivery, in phases set out in writing

Phased, with a decision point after each phase

Phase 1 · Market-entry reviewproduct, buyers, import conditions, payment route. Deliverable: the four points confirmed in writing.
Phase 2 · Platform and contentsales platform, Spanish product information, inquiry channels. Deliverable: a live platform.
Phase 3 · Promotion and inquiry managementsearch, ads, inquiry intake and hand-off. Deliverable: phase reports against agreed metrics.
Import and deliverystarts when orders come in and moves milestone by milestone to delivery to the Argentine buyer.

How costs are listed

Three parts, listed separately: Byte's service fee (by phase and scope, quoted in US dollars), third-party services (website tools, ads, payment providers) and actual import costs (freight, clearance, taxes, local delivery).

Scope

One team answers for the whole chain. Steps that require a licensed operator (customs declaration, clearance, payment processing, local delivery) are carried out by licensed partners we coordinate. You don't have to find, contract or manage them yourself.
Byte is not the importer of record by default; the importer is defined in the proposal.
Byte doesn't issue permits or certifications and doesn't replace your legal, accounting or customs advisers.
Byte never holds buyer funds; payments are processed by licensed payment providers.
Logistics outside Argentina are not included and are arranged separately.
We don't promise sales volumes or clearance times. We commit to having someone move every milestone forward and keeping you updated.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost?

There's no fixed package. Costs come in three parts: Byte's service fee (by phase and scope), third-party services (website tools, ads, payment providers) and actual import costs (freight, clearance, taxes, local delivery). The first market-entry review is free. After it, you get a written proposal with phases, scope and every cost item listed.

How do the contract and payments work?

First comes a written proposal: scope, phases, deliverables, costs and each party's responsibilities. Once confirmed, we sign a project contract. Payment is usually phased: a deposit before kickoff and the rest tied to delivery milestones. Exact percentages and terms are in the proposal.

What if it doesn't work out?

Work moves in phases, each with clear deliverables and acceptance criteria. At the end of each phase you can continue, change the scope or stop. There's no long-term lock-in; the exit terms are written into the contract.

How do you measure results?

By phase, with metrics agreed up front: platform launch date, number of inquiries, qualified leads, order processing time, delivery time and time to resolve issues. Results depend on the product, market, ad spend and execution, so we don't promise fixed numbers.

Import & delivery in ArgentinaImport preparation, customs coordination and delivery to your buyer inside Argentina. One team answers for the chain; licensed steps go to partners we coordinate.See more→

ServicesSales platform, promotion, inquiries, payment coordination, customs and delivery in Argentina for companies abroad. One team answers for the whole chain.See more→

Shall we talk?

Tell us about your product and current setup and we'll send a written proposal with phases, scope and every cost.

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