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Best BigCommerce 3PLs

I compared 59 BigCommerce 3PLs. The best one is ShipDaddy. It gets an order to your average customer in 2.9 days for about $12.14.

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WebsiteDossierinfo@flufflefulfill.comFluffle Fulfillment started in 2022 as a husband-and-wife dream by online sellers tired of 3PL fees, and it is named for a colony of wild rabbits. They charge no storage minimum, so your BigCommerce brand pays only for the shelf space your products use in Buda. They publish no price except the pick fee, and shipping goods to them before you sign binds you to their standard terms.
Websitehello@warehouserepublic.comWarehouse Republic started when its founder, stuck with thousands of unsold wine glasses on Amazon, paid $120 for a Reddit ad and found other sellers with the same problem. They have founders who answer customer questions themselves, so your BigCommerce questions reach people who know the business. Their warehouses have no climate control and can reach the 90s inside, which can damage candles, cosmetics, supplements and food.
Websitesales@b3logistics.comB3 Logistics began in 2017 as Golden Prep Services, a small Farmington, Missouri shop that prepped products for Amazon sellers, and grew into a full 3PL. Their team brings more than 15 years of logistics experience to your BigCommerce orders from one Missouri-owned warehouse. They price only by quote and have one public customer review, so ask for rates and references before you commit.
Websitesales@ware-pak.comWare-Pak started in University Park, Illinois in 1963 and grew into a family-run 3PL for ecommerce, kitting, books and returns. They have run from University Park since 1963, so your BigCommerce store gets a warehouse with over 60 years in business.
WebsiteDossierinfo@ourserviceworks.comOur Serviceworks (OSW) started as a customer care company in 1988, and its call center still works inside the same Carrollton warehouse that ships your orders. They recycle more than 75% of their waste, so your BigCommerce orders ship from a warehouse that keeps most of its waste out of landfills. They run a single warehouse and share prices only through a sales quote, so expect a call before you see any numbers.
Websiteinfo@viableshipping.comViable Shipping started in 2015 as a small online order team in Leadington, Missouri, and it says it ships about 100,000 packages a year. Their 80+ integrations cover BigCommerce, so your store orders reach a Missouri team that adds no hidden charges. They are a small team with one warehouse, so every order you sell ships from Missouri.
Websitesales@sweetwaterlogistics.comSweetwater Logistics was started near Charlotte in 2009 by Steve Thomson, a former Maersk manager who is still every client's main contact. They connect to BigCommerce, and their software picks the cheapest shipping method for each order with no profit on that choice. They charge a monthly admin fee of $100 to $500 based on your volume, even though they have no monthly minimum.
Websitesales@newlgroup.comNewell's Express Worldwide Logistics, known as Newl, started with one truck and now runs warehouses in Mississauga and Charlotte that move brands' stock across the border. They bill storage each month by the pallet, bin or shelf, so your BigCommerce store pays for the space its products take. They quote prices only on request and have almost no independent reviews, and most of their case studies come from industrial clients.
Websiteshane@gosquare1.comSquare1 keeps your inventory inside a former limestone mine under Springfield, Missouri, where the space stays about 64 to 69 degrees all year without refrigeration. They connect to more than 100 carts, so your BigCommerce store hooks up to a warehouse that keeps goods cool all year. They publish no prices and show no named customers or public reviews, so you have to ask them for references before you sign.
Websiteinfo@mktalt.comMarketing Alternatives has run since 1981 and is now three companies that ship orders, answer customer calls and book freight trucks for the same brands. They built their own warehouse software and link it to more than 100 store platforms, so your BigCommerce store joins a system made to connect many carts. They don't post prices and set a $1,000 minimum project size, so expect a sales call before you see any numbers.

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Questions brands ask me

What is the best BigCommerce 3PL?
ShipDaddy in Newville, PA. It costs about $12.14 an order and gets orders to your customers in 2.9 days.
How much does a BigCommerce 3PL cost?
Between $11.92 and $12.76 an order, shipping included, for a brand shipping 2,000 orders a month.
How fast do these 3PLs deliver?
Between 2.3 and 2.9 days to the average US customer, depending on where their warehouses are.

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