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DJI (SZ DJI Technology Co., Ltd., Shenzhen) sells B2B through an official authorized dealer/reseller program with several tracks: Authorized Retail Stores (ARS), a partner/dealer portal, and a separate Enterprise dealer network. The verified ARS page notes 400+ authorized stores opened since 2016 and lists US and Canadian cities where applications are accepted. The Enterprise dealer page was also verified, with an application form, DJI training/support, and an active “Call for Dealers – US” campaign. This page records what our research actually verified about buying DJI wholesale in the US — the official route, the working links, and what to check before you order.
DJI operates its own trade channel: www.dji.com. Confirmed official “DJI Authorized Retail Stores” application page: existing DJI dealers submit a form to [email protected]; non-dealers send a separate form set to [email protected] with a copy to [email protected].
A reseller applies through DJI’s official channels: the dealer portal at prm.dji.com/apply, or the ARS forms (existing dealers email [email protected]; new applicants email [email protected], cc [email protected]), or the Enterprise dealer application for commercial drone lines. Pricing is MAP-regulated, so authorization is the official route.
Links above are recorded exactly as verified during research; catalogues rotate, so confirm current availability and authorization in writing before wiring money.
Existing DJI dealers apply for an Authorized Retail Store via a form to [email protected]; applicants who are not yet dealers must submit a separate set of forms to [email protected] with a copy to [email protected].
Caveat: Prices are MAP-regulated and a grey market exists; marketplace “cheap” resellers are not authorized channels.
Apply via the official dealer portal at prm.dji.com/apply, or use the ARS application ([email protected] for existing dealers, [email protected] plus cc [email protected] for new ones). Commercial resellers can apply to the DJI Enterprise dealer program separately.
Grey-market DJI stock exists on marketplaces but is not authorized. DJI regulates pricing (MAP), and the official path for resellers is authorization through DJI’s own programs.
More context: the full wholesale sourcing roadmap and our supplier catalogue.
There is no public bulk price list — wholesale pricing for DJI is quoted per account after registration with a distributor, and depends on order volume and product mix. Typical wholesale discounts run 25–50% off retail depending on category. To see real numbers, open an account with one of the verified sources above and request their current price list, or use our sourcing service to get quotes collected for you.
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