Pick and pack order fulfillment
Orders picked, packed and shipped from the same inventory we receive and store for you. Every pick and every box is a line item on the invoice at the published rate.
How fulfillment is priced
The first pick on each order is $1.75. Each additional unit on the same order is $0.65. Outbound boxes are $2.00 each and outbound pallets are $11.00. Labels, shrink wrap and packaging materials are listed separately, so the invoice shows exactly what each order cost to ship.
One inventory, every channel
The same stock can feed direct orders and Amazon replenishments. Tell us which channels you sell on during onboarding and we set up the account around them.
What fulfillment includes
- Order picking from your stored inventory
- Packing into outbound boxes, or palletizing and shrink wrap for LTL
- Packaging materials billed at cost plus 15%
- Value-add and project work billed hourly
- Outbound tracking or freight information kept for every shipment
Published rates
Pick & pack fulfillment rates
| Line item | Unit | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Pick & pack, first pick | per order | $1.75 |
| Pick & pack, additional pick | per unit after the first | $0.65 |
| Outbound box | per box | $2.00 |
| Outbound pallet | per pallet | $11.00 |
| Box label | per label | $0.50 |
| Outbound shrink wrap | per pallet | $5.00 |
| Value add / project labor | per hour | $32.00 |
| Packaging materials | — | Cost + 15% |
Carrier postage and freight are not included. Rates are from the current published rate sheet and are confirmed in writing before your first receipt. See every rate.
Questions
Common questions
Do you track shipments after they leave your warehouse?
Yes. We maintain the outbound shipment details and tracking or freight information for every shipment. We can help monitor delivery progress and provide the documentation needed to investigate shipments that are delayed, misrouted, or not fully received. Amazon controls the final receiving and reconciliation process, but we help ensure you have a clean documentation trail from our warehouse to Amazon.
Can you store inventory and send smaller replenishment shipments to Amazon over time?
Yes. You can store inventory with Brick and Mortar Logistics and replenish Amazon based on your preferred schedule, inventory levels, or sales velocity. This allows you to avoid sending all available inventory into FBA at once and can help reduce unnecessary Amazon storage exposure. We can support scheduled replenishments or shipment requests initiated by your team.
Related services
Still deciding
Price it against your own volume.
The rate calculator bills the way we bill — containers, pallets, prep and labels, line by line. Or open an account and we will have a rate sheet back to you within one business day.