How Retailers Can Buy Get Pong Products Wholesale

Get Pong sells wholesale to retailers through a dedicated wholesale program, and the site provides two entry points: a Wholesale page and a Wholesale Signup link. The company describes itself as the number one source and manufacturer of its beer pong products and says they are already sold in convenience stores, bodegas, mini-marts, grocery stores, and major retailers nationwide. It also invites retailers to work with the company to pick the right merchandise for their customers. If you run a store and want to stock beer pong cups, balls, or racks, the wholesale route is the one to use — the retail shop pages are for individual purchases.

What Get Pong sells at wholesale

The product line shown on the site covers the core beer pong setup:

The site markets its TRU-ARC Series as the official seamless 40mm balls of beer pong, designed for control and a smooth arc, and states its cups are made in the USA. These are the claims the manufacturer makes about its own products — useful context when deciding what to pitch to your customers, but worth verifying against samples before a large order.

How to start a wholesale inquiry

1. Go to getpong.com and look for the Wholesale link in the main navigation.
2. Use the Wholesale Signup option to register as a wholesale buyer.
3. If you prefer to talk first, use the CONTACT page to reach the company directly.
4. Tell them your store type and what you want to stock. The site explicitly offers to help retailers "pick the right merchandise for your customers," so this is the point to ask about product mix, case sizes, and minimum order quantities.

The expected result of step 2 or 3 is that you get wholesale pricing and ordering terms — those terms are not published on the public pages, so you have to request them.

What the site does not tell you

A few things a retailer normally needs are not stated anywhere on the page:

• Wholesale prices and margins — only retail prices appear (for example, $19.99 for the BOMBED rack kit, $3.99 for a 6-pack of balls).
• Minimum order quantities — not listed.
• Shipping terms, lead times, or return policy — not listed.
• Whether a business license or resale certificate is required — not stated, though wholesale signup forms of this kind commonly ask for one.

Treat all of these as questions for the contact form rather than assumptions. Nothing on the page indicates the wholesale program is free to join or that any account is auto-approved.

Who this fits

The wholesale channel makes sense if you operate a convenience store, bodega, mini-mart, grocery store, or similar retail outlet and want a beer pong section without sourcing cups, balls, and racks from separate suppliers. Get Pong positions itself as a single-source manufacturer for the whole category, which simplifies ordering.

It fits less well if you only want a small one-off quantity — in that case the regular shop pages, with items starting at $3.99, are the simpler path. And if you need published, comparable wholesale terms before committing, you will have to get them from the company directly, since the site does not provide them.