Sam's Club

Costco Wholesale Corporation is an American multinational membership-only warehouse club founded in 1983 by James Sinegal and Jeffrey H. Brotman and headquartered in Issaquah, Washington. It operates a chain of membership warehouses selling groceries, appliances, and bulk goods and is one of the world's largest retailers by revenue.

Walmart is a multinational retail company that operates stores and Walmart.com, selling consumer goods and providing retail distribution for brands such as Feastables and Snoop Cereal. Its online service includes product ordering, shipping, store pickup, delivery, and the Walmart+ subscription program.

B-Stock Solutions operates online liquidation marketplaces and auction platforms that connect retailers, manufacturers, and liquidators with business buyers seeking returned, excess, overstock, and refurbished inventory. It runs retailer- and brand-branded auction sites, including marketplaces operated for major retailers such as Amazon, Walmart, and Home Depot.

Restaurant Depot is a membership-based wholesale cash-and-carry foodservice supplier that operates warehouse stores across the United States. It supplies bulk food, beverages, kitchen equipment and supplies to restaurants, caterers, and other foodservice operators.

Amazon Haul is Amazon’s ultra-low-price shopping storefront for products priced below a $20 ceiling, including more than 6 million items priced under $10 according to the video. The video describes it as having begun with a direct-from-China fulfillment model supported by de minimis treatment, then being rebuilt to route inventory through Fulfillment by Amazon warehouses with dedicated capacity for Chinese sellers. It is presented as a retail channel that Amazon subsidizes through freight and seller-fee arrangements to maintain lower prices than its regular marketplace.