Get your One Price
Your price shows instantly.
One flat fee per order, plus postage.
Takes about 2 minutes. Six quick questions.
Your One Price is ready. Taking you there now…
How it works
Most 3PLs bill you for receiving, storage, pick fees, packaging and a long list of extras, then surprise you at the end of the month.
One Price replaces that with a single flat fee per order.
You pay one price when an order ships. Receiving, storage, pick and pack, and packaging are covered by that fee. Postage is paid on top, at cost. If nothing ships, there’s no per-order fee to pay.
That makes your costs easy to model, easy to explain to a partner or investor, and easy to compare against what you pay now.
What’s included
Your estimate
The quiz asks about the parts of your operation that change what fulfillment really costs. Nothing else moves the number.
Small, medium or large items take different amounts of space and handling.
Single-SKU cases are simple. Mixed cartons and heavy barcoding take more work.
The more items in each order, the more picking and packing.
How many pallets you typically keep on the shelf.
The share of your orders that need kits or bundles assembled.
Returns add processing time, so your rate affects your price.
Backed by guarantees
If we’re not the right fit in your first 60 days, we refund your service fees (postage isn’t refunded).
Every order is packed with care, so your customers get exactly what you’d want them to get.
One flat fee per order covers receiving, storage, pick and pack, and packaging. You pay postage on top, and only when an order ships.
Postage is the one thing billed on top of your per-order fee. We confirm exactly what your One Price covers on a short call.
From six answers: product size, receiving complexity, items per order, storage level, kitting needs and return rate.
It’s an estimate based on your answers. On a short call we confirm your details and lock in your rate.
Our 60 Day Ship Free Guarantee refunds your service fees if we’re not the right partner. Postage isn’t refunded.
Yes. We bill a minimum of 125 orders per week. If you ship fewer than that, we’re probably not the right fit yet.
Growing direct-to-consumer ecommerce brands shipping at least 125 orders a week. Founders shipping their own orders, brands replacing their current 3PL, and international brands coming to the US are all a fit at that volume.