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Best oversized 3PLs

I compared 56 oversized 3PLs. The best one is MetsCube LLC. It gets an order to your average customer in 2.9 days for about $12.13.

By , updated October 2026.How I rank 3PLs

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Websitecontact@novexit.comNovEx Supply Chain's owner, Kelsey Hensley, once worried about spending the last $5,000 in the bank and later took the company onto the 2025 Inc. 5000. They take items up to 100 pounds, so your heavy products fit in their Salt Lake City and Memphis warehouses. They have almost no public customer reviews, so ask them for brands you can call before you sign.
Websiteinfo@fsi3pl.comFSI - Fulfillment Strategies International has been a family business near Atlanta since 1996, and it puts in writing that 99.99% of its orders ship correctly. They have shipped promotional programs for NASCAR and the United States Marine Corps, so your large items go to a team that has handled big promo work. They don't publish prices and say brands that haven't launched aren't a good fit, so bring real order numbers to their free audit.
Websiteinfo@cratepros.netCrate Pros was started in 2018 by Tim Slicker, a former Army logistics officer, and it now builds crates for Army guided rockets. They build custom wooden crates to military standards and book the freight, so your heavy or fragile machines, art or furniture ship as one job. They are a crating and freight shop, so they are a poor fit if you need hundreds of small parcel orders picked and packed each day.
Websitesales@getnimbl.comNimbl Fulfillment and Assembly has shipped from Salt Lake City since 2005 and posts every fee online, down to 10 cents for a promotional insert. Their Salt Lake City warehouse has 25,000 pallet positions and 32 dock doors, so your bulky goods have room to come in and go out. They have almost no public customer reviews, so ask them for references before you sign.
Websiteinquiries@logisticsangels.comThe Logistics Angels was started in 2024 by Angel Thomas, who began in a Nike warehouse in 1996 and spent about 28 years in 3PL work. They have carriers pick up every day, so your bulky orders do not wait in the warehouse for a truck. They started in 2024 and show no customer reviews yet, so ask them for brands you can call before you sign.
Websiteinfo@allpointsatl.comAll Points Third-Party Logistics is a family-owned Atlanta 3PL that has done ecommerce fulfillment, kitting and Amazon seller services since 1995. They save you a second 3PL for your big items by keeping them in the one Atlanta warehouse their family-owned team has run since 1995. They serve finance, fast food, CPG and healthcare clients, so DTC brands are only one part of their work.
Websitesales@priorityfulfillment.comPriority Fulfillment packs some $300 men's shoes wearing gloves to keep fingerprints off the leather, and checks every order twice before it ships from Medley. They bill storage by the pallet, bin or cubic foot, so your bulky goods are priced by the space they take up. They publish no prices and name no owner or manager, so you see costs and the people in charge only after a sales call.
Websitedave@kayo3pl.comKayo3PL USA ships online orders from a warehouse in Niagara Falls, New York, with a bonded site in Ancaster, Ontario and another in Australia. They bill storage by the cubic foot each day, so you know what your large items cost to hold in Niagara Falls. They have only 2 Google reviews averaging 3 stars, so there is little outside proof of their service.
Websitesales@tcb3pl.comTCB Global was started in 2020 by the team that ran logistics and events for Rockstar Energy Drink, and its clients include Celsius and Alani Nu. They ship full pallets and case packs for drink brands, so your heavy, bulky orders go to a team used to moving freight. They charge every client a monthly minimum based on order volume and product type, and you learn the amount only through a custom quote.
Websitecontact@shipping-and-handling.comShipping-and-Handling.com grew out of a Jacksonville courier company that two childhood friends bought through a newspaper ad around 1990. Their four buildings add up to 233,000 square feet, so your bulky items get floor space at $25 a month per pallet. They charge a $75 monthly admin fee on top of order fees, and you will find very few independent reviews to check them against.

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Questions brands ask me

What is the best oversized 3PL?
MetsCube LLC in Alexandria, VA. It costs about $12.13 an order and gets orders to your customers in 2.9 days.
How much does a oversized 3PL cost?
Between $11.93 and $13.11 an order, shipping included, for a brand shipping 2,000 orders a month.
How fast do these 3PLs deliver?
Between 2.3 and 3.4 days to the average US customer, depending on where their warehouses are.

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