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Best subscription box 3PLs

I compared 98 subscription box 3PLs. The best one is Cannon Hill Logistics. It gets an order to your average customer in 2.9 days for about $12.11.

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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 require no minimum and let you leave with 30 days notice, which keeps a new subscription box low risk. 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. They sell subscription box fulfillment as a core service with no long-term contract, so you can test a box program without signing for a year. They price only by quote and have one public customer review, so ask for rates and references before you commit.
Websiteinfo@trmserv.comTRM Services Inc is a one-warehouse St. Charles, Illinois 3PL whose president spent more than 35 years building a sourcing network, so it finds products as well as ships them. They run subscription fulfillment and a customer service call center, so your members' questions go to the same team that packs their boxes. They post no prices, reviews or customer names, and they take brands shipping 200 to 5,000 orders a month.
Websiteinfo@unifiedcommerce.comUnified Commerce says it grew out of the puzzle and game business, and it cuts a right-sized box for each order in Fenton, Missouri. They cut a right-sized box with built-in bumpers for each order, so your subscription items arrive snug and protected. They publish no prices, so you need a custom quote before you know your costs.
Websiteinfo@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 back their packing with 99.9% accuracy and pay for their own errors, so a wrong item in a subscriber's box is theirs to fix. They run a single warehouse and share prices only through a sales quote, so expect a call before you see any numbers.
Websiteinfo@lagunastudios.netLaguna Studios is a woman-owned comics publisher in San Antonio that ships crowdfunding, Shopify and subscription box orders, with 350,000+ products sent so far. Their San Antonio team ships subscription boxes for creators and has run more than 150 crowdfunding campaigns, so your box joins work they know well. They are a small comics publisher that ships creator orders, not a full clothing 3PL.
Websitesupport@shipvine.comShipvine began in 2007 when an unhappy vendor asked a Virginia online clothing store to ship its orders, and the shipping work soon outgrew the clothes. They have shipped 3 million orders and 14 million items, so your monthly boxes go to a team with real volume behind it. They need $250 a month in fulfillment fees after your first four months, which suits brands shipping about 100 orders a month or more.
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. Their pick and pack bill is a base fee per order plus a fee per item, so you can work out the cost of each box. They quote prices only on request and have almost no independent reviews, and most of their case studies come from industrial clients.
Websiteinquiries@ctcf-inc.comCoast To Coast Fulfillment grew out of London Pewter, a collectibles maker that started packing fragile orders for other companies in 1986. Their postage works as a prepaid account you fund about a month ahead, so each box shipment draws from a balance you control. Their building isn't climate controlled and they don't insure your inventory, so you need your own policy before your stock moves in.
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 ship ecommerce orders received by 1 PM the same day, so your box shipments leave on schedule each cycle. They publish no prices and show no named customers or public reviews, so you have to ask them for references before you sign.

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Questions brands ask me

What is the best subscription box 3PL?
Cannon Hill Logistics in Frederick, MD. It costs about $12.11 an order and gets orders to your customers in 2.9 days.
How much does a subscription box 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 3.2 days to the average US customer, depending on where their warehouses are.

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