For contractors, designers, and builders.
A flat 15% trade rate on every fixture — with volume pricing on larger projects, and the spec tools to keep them moving.
What trade gets you
- Trade pricing15% off list on every fixture, with volume pricing on larger projects.
- Spec & CAD readyIES, dimensional drawings, and cut sheets per fixture.
- Priority fulfillmentTrade orders move to the front of the warehouse queue.
- Dedicated supportOne account manager who knows your projects.
- Sample programFree finish samples on active projects, ships next-day.
- Net termsNet-30 available on approved accounts.
Common questions
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Who qualifies for a VidaLite trade account?
Interior designers, architects, contractors, electricians, developers, and procurement teams who specify or purchase lighting for client projects. We verify resale or business license info on the application.
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How does trade pricing work?
Approved accounts get 15% off list, applied at checkout when you're signed in. Specifying a larger project? Request a quote and we'll add volume pricing on top of your trade rate.
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What's the typical lead time on a trade order?
Most in-stock SKUs ship within 1-2 business days from our US warehouse. Larger project orders and made-to-order finishes are quoted on a per-project basis with a guaranteed ship date.
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Do you offer Net-30 terms?
Yes — Net-30 is available on approved trade accounts after a credit review. Smaller orders can be placed on card while terms are being set up.
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Can I get IES files and dimensional drawings?
Every fixture has a published cut sheet, photometric IES file, and dimensional drawing on the product page. Your account manager can also send a project-specific spec package on request.
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What's your return policy on trade orders?
Unused, in-original-packaging fixtures can be returned within 30 days for a refund minus restocking. Made-to-order finishes and large project orders are non-returnable but covered by our 5-year warranty.
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Do you ship to project sites or only to my office?
We ship to any US address — job site, warehouse, designer office, or directly to your client. Each order can have its own ship-to address.