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ShipBob

ShipBob is a global third-party logistics (3PL) provider that stores, picks, packs, and ships ecommerce orders from a network of fulfillment centers.

4.1· 300 reviews· via G2Founded 2014 · Chicago, Illinois, USA

What is ShipBob?

ShipBob is a technology-driven third-party logistics (3PL) provider that handles warehousing, order fulfillment, and shipping for ecommerce merchants. It operates a network of fulfillment centers across the US and internationally, paired with software for inventory management and order tracking. Pricing is quote-based rather than published in fixed tiers.

Best known for: Outsourced ecommerce fulfillment and 3PL services for DTC brands

Key features

  • Order fulfillment with pick, pack, and ship
  • Distributed inventory across multiple fulfillment centers
  • Inventory and order management dashboard
  • Integrations with Shopify, Amazon, and other channels
  • Returns management and branded packaging options
  • Real-time analytics and shipping reporting

Who ShipBob is best for

  • Growing DTC ecommerce brands outsourcing fulfillment
  • Multichannel sellers needing 2-day shipping coverage
  • Merchants scaling beyond in-house warehousing

Ideal team: Small-to-midsize ecommerce companies shipping consistent order volume that want to offload warehousing, inventory, and shipping logistics.

ShipBob pricing

Popular

Fulfillment (Quote-Based)

Custom

  • Usage-based pricing for receiving, storage, and pick/pack
  • Per-order and per-item fulfillment fees
  • No published flat monthly plans

Growth / Multichannel

Custom

  • Distributed inventory across multiple fulfillment centers
  • Integrations with major ecommerce platforms
  • Analytics and inventory management dashboard

Enterprise

Custom

  • Dedicated account management
  • Custom SLAs and B2B/EDI support
  • Global fulfillment network access

Costs to watch before you commit

  • Pricing is entirely quote-based with no public rate card, so total cost is hard to estimate upfront
  • Monthly storage fees charged per bin, shelf, or pallet can add up for slow-moving inventory
  • Receiving and inbound processing fees apply to every shipment sent to a warehouse
  • Additional charges for kitting, returns, and special project work

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