Finally, 3PL pricing that’s on your side.

3PL pricing usually has four parts: storage, billed by the space you use; receiving, billed for the time it takes to check your inventory in; pick-and-pack, billed per order and per item; and shipping, billed by weight, size, and zone. What you pay depends on the provider and your volume. Jetpack's pricing strips out the fees most 3PLs pile on: no per-order processing fee, no charge for standard packaging like boxes and poly mailers, and no charge for your first pick. Then three levers pull the rate down: the combined volume of 5,000+ brands on our network, Carrier IQ routing every order to the lowest-cost carrier, and MultiHub IQ placing inventory closer to your buyers, which cuts zone-4+ shipments by up to 85% and overall costs by up to 30%.

Jetpack is generally built for brands shipping 1,000+ orders per month across all channels combined. That said, we love hearing from newer brands building something exciting. If you're early-stage and we believe in what you're building, we'll talk through what it would take to invest and grow together. Reach out for a conversation. Otherwise, crowdfunding fulfillment and startup fulfillment are good stepping stones until the volume catches up.

The numbers count how many parties stand between your product and your customer. 1PL is doing everything yourself: your warehouse, your van. 2PL adds a carrier that moves your goods, like UPS or FedEx. 3PL means outsourcing storage, picking, packing, and shipping to a partner like Jetpack that runs the warehouses for you. 4PL adds a management layer that coordinates multiple 3PLs and carriers on your behalf without owning the operations. 5PL manages entire supply networks, usually for enterprises. Most growing ecommerce brands are best served by a single good 3PL: one accountable partner, no management layers stacked on top.

A 4PL coordinates multiple logistics providers on your behalf, adding a management layer between you and the people handling your products. Jetpack is a single 3PL: one relationship, one platform, direct access to the floor teams at all 60+ of our warehouses. We layer proprietary tech on top (ML inventory distribution, multi-carrier optimization, a dedicated team on Slack) without inserting distance.

Amazon FBA functions as a 3PL (it stores inventory and fulfills orders) but operates under Amazon's rules, branding constraints, and fee structure, meaning you lose control over packaging, inserts, and the unboxing experience. Many brands use FBA for Marketplace orders while partnering with a dedicated 3PL like Jetpack for their Shopify and direct-to-consumer channels, keeping brand control where it matters.

Every Jetpack quote is built from your real order, weight, and zone data, so it reflects how your business actually ships. A generic number posted on a page would be wrong for you, and a wrong number is where the surprises start. We can build the best possible pricing plan — tailored to your business — from a quick quote. There's no cost or commitment to have an open, frank conversation with us to collaborate on your goals and unique requirements. The best 3PLs will always take their time to understand your business before throwing generic rates at you.

Standard D2C pick, pack, and ship with standard packaging, and the first pick is included. There is no separate processing fee, packing fee, materials or dunnage charge, or setup fee. Storage, receiving, and custom work like branded inserts and kitting sit on their own transparent lines, so you only pay for what you use.

No. There is no setup fee, no onboarding fee, and no deposit to start. Nothing has to be recovered before you have shipped your first order. Moving from another 3PL? For a limited time, we are also waiving receiving fees on your initial inventory transfer, and a dedicated team runs the migration.

It is free, and it runs on every bill. Each week we check your invoice against what actually happened at the warehouse and with the carrier, flagging wrong weights, misfired surcharges, and charges that do not match the work. When a charge is wrong in your favor, we catch it and credit the money back, often before you would have noticed it leaving.

Storage is billed by the space you occupy, whether that's a pallet, shelf, or bin. Unlike some 3PLs that charge a flat monthly fee no matter how much you actually store, we prorate storage daily against what you're really using. No wasted space, no wasted dollars. Receiving is billed by the time it takes to check your inventory in. Both sit on their own clear lines, so you can see exactly what you're paying and check every line against your current provider. Your real savings come from smarter shipping: Carrier IQ on carrier selection and MultiHub IQ on transit.

No. You can leave on 30 days notice, with no 1 to 3 year term, no deposit, and no exit penalty. We want you to stay because you genuinely love working with us, and we think that kind of arrangement keeps us doing our best work, too. Jetpack Care is how we keep you, not a contract.

It depends where you’re starting from. If you’re at another 3PL, pull a recent invoice and add up what an order really costs: the base rate plus the picking, processing, packaging, and surcharge lines stacked on top. That total, against one all-in rate, is the comparison. If you fulfill in-house, the list is longer: warehouse rent, a picking and packing team you hire and manage, packing supplies, shipping software, and carrier rates negotiated on your volume alone. Then the soft costs: your own hours running the floor, staffing up for peak, and the ceiling on how fast you can grow inside your own four walls. Jetpack quotes one all-in rate built from your real order history, shipping on rates pooled across 5,000+ brands, so both comparisons come down to real numbers.

Four buckets: per-order fulfillment (pick, pack, packaging), shipping, storage, and inbound receiving. Returns and value-add work like kitting sit on top. Watch the first bucket, because that’s where a low headline rate gets buried under per-item fees. Jetpack folds pick, pack, shipping, and standard packaging into one all-in rate and bills storage and receiving as their own clear lines. All of our invoicing is transparent, and we run weekly audits to make sure nothing gets missed.