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3PL & fulfillment warehouses in the United States
852 third-party logistics (3PL), contract warehousing and fulfillment companies in the U.S., from OpenStreetMap and the FMCSA company register. A 3PL stores your stock, picks and packs orders and ships them, so you don’t need your own warehouse or staff.
Before you pay
- Ask which sales channels they connect to (Shopify, Amazon, Walmart, EDI) and how inventory is reported.
- Get the full fee list: receiving, storage, pick and pack per order, packaging, returns and account minimums.
- Ask about order cut-off time, accuracy rate and what happens when they make a mistake.
- Check the contract length, notice period and how you get your stock back if you leave.
Questions
What does a 3PL warehouse do?
A 3PL (third-party logistics provider) receives your inventory, stores it, picks and packs orders, and ships them. Many also handle returns, kitting and freight.
When should I use a fulfillment company?
Usually when packing orders yourself takes too much time or space — often a few hundred orders a month — or when you want faster shipping from a second location.
How do I choose a 3PL?
Compare fees on your real order profile, check integrations and references, and visit the warehouse. See our guide to choosing a 3PL.
Find warehouse space near you
Browse warehouses, 3PL and fulfillment companies and cold storage by state and city, then contact them directly. Read our cost guide and use the pallet calculator first.
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