Ecommerce Fulfillment That Ships From Near Your Customers
Pick, pack and ship for Shopify and DTC brands from operations in 25 U.S. markets. Put inventory where your buyers live, cut transit days and parcel zones, and keep every channel running from one pool of stock.
- Daily cutoffs with same-day shipping on orders synced from Shopify and other storefronts
- Single or multi-market inventory placement planned around your order map
- Returns, kitting, B2B and marketplace orders from one inventory pool
Get your fulfillment quote
Tell us about your volume. Get a custom quote within one business day.
Signs your fulfillment is costing you customers
Most DTC brands do not outgrow their products. They outgrow the warehouse behind them. If any of these look familiar, the problem is upstream of your storefront.
Zone 8 on every order
One warehouse on one coast means half your customers wait five days and you pay the highest parcel zones to reach them.
Orders stuck in 'unfulfilled'
Integrations that sync every few hours, missed cutoffs and weekend backlogs turn a Monday into a support-ticket storm.
Inventory you cannot trust
Storefront says 40 in stock, the shelf says 12. Overselling, cancellations and refunds follow, and nobody can say why.
The surprise invoice
Line items you never agreed to, dimensional-weight adjustments nobody explained, and storage fees that grew faster than sales.
Returns in a black hole
Returned units sit unprocessed for weeks, refunds lag, and sellable stock never makes it back into available inventory.
A 3PL that went quiet
Tickets answered in days, no named point of contact, and peak-season capacity that was promised but never planned.
Ecommerce fulfillment services
Ecom Fulfill Co. vs. a generic 3PL
| Capability | Generic 3PL | Ecom Fulfill Co. |
|---|---|---|
| Warehouse footprint | One building, wherever it happens to be | Operations in 25 U.S. markets, chosen around your customers |
| Order sync | Batch imports or CSV uploads | Direct storefront and marketplace integrations with automatic tracking writeback |
| Inventory placement | Not their problem | Order-map analysis to decide one, two or more markets |
| Pricing | Base rate plus fees discovered later | Itemized written rate card before you sign |
| Returns | Boxes pile up until someone has time | Inspected, graded and restocked or dispositioned to your rules |
| Channels | DTC only, or B2B only | DTC, marketplace, wholesale and retail orders from one pool |
| Onboarding | Self-serve docs and a ticket queue | Guided integration, SKU setup and first-inbound support |
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The Ecom Fulfill Co. Standard
What every brand gets, whether you ship two hundred orders a month or fifty thousand.
Ship from near
Inventory placed in the markets closest to your order density, so more customers sit inside 1–2 day ground reach.
Real-time order sync
Orders flow in from Shopify, BigCommerce, WooCommerce and marketplaces, and tracking flows back automatically.
Counted, not guessed
Barcode-scanned receiving, putaway and picking, plus cycle counts, keep storefront stock aligned with the shelf.
Transparent pricing
A written rate card covering receiving, storage, pick and pack, packaging and shipping, with no unlisted fees.
Brand-right packing
Custom mailers, inserts, tissue and gift notes packed to your spec, consistently, at volume.
A human who answers
A dedicated account contact who knows your SKUs, your promo calendar and your peak plan.
Live in weeks, not months
Share your order profile
Tell us your monthly orders, SKU count, channels and where your customers are. We map your order density by ZIP code.
Get a placement plan and quote
Within 24 hours you get a written quote and a recommendation on which market or markets to ship from.
Connect and send inventory
We connect your storefronts, set up SKUs and packaging rules, and receive your first inbound against an advance shipping notice.
Ship, measure, rebalance
Orders ship daily against cutoffs. We review transit times, costs and stock levels with you and rebalance markets as demand shifts.
Built for every kind of ecommerce brand
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How to Choose an Ecommerce Fulfillment Company
The questions that separate a 3PL that fits your brand from one that just has open space.
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Every line on a 3PL rate card, what drives it, and how to turn it into a real cost per order.
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An honest look at the trade-offs between running your own warehouse and outsourcing to a fulfillment partner.
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Why the best fulfillment location depends on where your orders go, and how to find it.
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How to decide whether splitting inventory across markets will pay for itself.
Read guide →How to Switch 3PL Providers: A Step-by-Step Checklist
How to move your fulfillment to a new provider while customers keep getting their orders on time.
Read guide →Ecommerce fulfillment in 25 U.S. markets
Place inventory close to your customers and reach most U.S. addresses in 1–2 days by ground. Canada (Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal) and Mexico City are coming soon.
- Los Angeles, CA
- Seattle, WA
- Portland, OR
- Phoenix, AZ
- Salt Lake City, UT
- Reno, NV
- Denver, CO
- Las Vegas, NV
- Chicago, IL
- Detroit, MI
- Columbus, OH
- Indianapolis, IN
- Kansas City, MO
- Louisville, KY
- Cincinnati, OH
- Dallas, TX
- Houston, TX
- Memphis, TN
- Atlanta, GA
- Miami, FL
- Savannah, GA
- Charleston, SC
- Nashville, TN
- New Jersey, NJ
- Lehigh Valley, PA
Ecommerce fulfillment questions, answered
What is ecommerce fulfillment?
Ecommerce fulfillment is the process of storing a brand's inventory, receiving online orders, picking and packing them, and shipping them to customers. A fulfillment provider (3PL) handles those steps on the brand's behalf and connects to its storefront so orders and tracking flow automatically.
How do I find a 3PL near me?
The best 3PL location is near your customers, not necessarily near your office. Start by mapping where your orders ship to, then choose a provider with operations in or close to those regions. Ecom Fulfill Co. runs ecommerce fulfillment in 25 U.S. markets, so most brands can place inventory within 1–2 day ground reach of most of their buyers.
Do you integrate with Shopify?
Yes. We connect directly to Shopify so orders import automatically, inventory levels stay in sync, and tracking numbers post back to the order. We also support BigCommerce, WooCommerce and major marketplaces such as Amazon (via Multi-Channel Fulfillment), Walmart Marketplace and TikTok Shop.
Is there a minimum order volume?
There is no single fixed minimum; fit depends on your order volume, SKU count and growth plans. Most brands we work with ship at least a few hundred orders per month, and we will tell you honestly in the quote if another setup would serve you better.
How is ecommerce fulfillment priced?
Ecommerce fulfillment is typically priced per activity: receiving, storage (per pallet, bin or cubic foot), pick and pack per order and per additional item, packaging materials, and postage. We provide an itemized written rate card so you can model your true cost per order before signing.
Should I use one warehouse or several?
One warehouse is usually right until a meaningful share of your orders travel to distant parcel zones or your delivery promise slips. At that point, splitting inventory across two or more markets can reduce transit time and shipping cost. We analyze your order map and recommend the split that pays for itself.
What is your order cutoff time?
Order cutoff times are set per market and per carrier pickup schedule, and we confirm yours during onboarding. Orders received before the cutoff ship the same business day; orders after the cutoff ship the next business day.
Can you handle returns?
Yes. Returns are received, inspected, graded against your rules and either restocked to available inventory, set aside for refurbishment, or dispositioned. Each return is logged so your customer service team can issue refunds or exchanges quickly.
Can you ship wholesale and retail orders too?
Yes. Alongside DTC parcels, we can ship case-pack and pallet orders to wholesale accounts and retailers, including routing-guide labeling and EDI order exchange where a retailer requires it.
How long does it take to switch to a new 3PL?
Most brands can move to a new 3PL in roughly four to eight weeks, depending on SKU count, integrations and how inventory is transferred. We plan the cutover around your sales calendar so you avoid stockouts and keep shipping during the move.
Ship closer to your customers
Tell us your order volume, channels and where your buyers are. You get a placement plan and an itemized quote within 24 hours.