Choosing a good export agency service provider requires evaluating multiple factors, such as company strength, expertise, customs rating, service scope, and pricing. Companies can seek suitable providers through referrals, online searches, or on-site visits. Additional details to consider include whether the provider has sufficient funds to advance tax rebates, whether it operates purely as an agency or also engages in self-operated business, and whether it has high staff turnover.

Export agency service providers typically charge fees based on the USD value of exported goods. Different agencies may have varying fee structures, such as charging service fees and profits as a percentage or collecting advance funding fees as a percentage of the tax rebate amount. Companies can select a suitable provider based on their export volume and tax rebate situation.