Send to one hub.
Ship from many.

A multi-hub warehouse network distributes inventory across multiple regional fulfillment centers, with each order shipping from the warehouse closest to the customer. Jetpack's warehouse network spans 60+ warehouses globally: 45+ across the US, 7 in Canada, 4 in the UK, 3 in the EU, 3 in Australia. MultiHub IQ uses machine learning to distribute your inventory based on where your customers actually order from, so each shipment travels the shortest possible distance. The result: up to 3X faster transit, up to 85% fewer shipments beyond zone 4, and up to 30% lower overall fulfillment costs vs. single-warehouse setups.

Three things set Jetpack apart: Jetpack Care, our IQ engine suite, and radical transparency. Jetpack Care: every brand gets a dedicated team on Slack that knows your products, workflows, and priorities, not a ticket queue, not a chatbot. Three proprietary IQ engines handle the rest: MultiHub IQ uses ML to position inventory across 60+ warehouses by customer geography; Carrier IQ optimizes carrier selection per package in real time; Delivery IQ monitors shipments in transit, flagging delays before your customer notices and auto-filing claims when eligible. All-in rate cards: no monthly, emergency, or processing fees. No long-term contracts: your inventory is yours to move whenever you want.

Inventory placement (also called inventory distribution or multi-warehouse fulfillment) is the practice of splitting your stock across multiple warehouses positioned closer to where your customers live. Done well, it reduces shipping zones, transit times, and carrier costs. Jetpack uses MultiHub IQ to handle the math automatically: you send your replenishment to one hub, and we distribute it across the network from there.

MultiHub IQ analyzes seven inputs before placing your stock: historical sales trends, current on-hand inventory, demand forecasts, SKU velocity and seasonality, geographic order origins, your fulfillment center preferences, and rebalance point thresholds. The result is a highly accurate, automated, and self-improving transfer plan that puts each SKU in the warehouse closest to the buyers most likely to order it.

Inventory distribution with MultiHub IQ becomes available at around 2,000 orders per month and typically pays for itself past 3,000. Below that volume, the storage costs at additional locations and inbound freight to get there outweigh the shipping savings. Before turning anything on, we model your real order data against the projected savings, and you see the math before you commit.

Yes. MultiHub IQ generates a transfer plan after you submit your inbound, and you can edit individual SKU placements until the shipment arrives at the Hero Hub. Common reasons to override: regional promotional campaigns, new product launches, seasonal demand shifts, or stocking a brand-new fulfillment center.

You can run multiple hubs internationally too. Jetpack's network covers 60+ warehouses across the US, EU, Australia, and beyond. Outside the US, MultiHub IQ's automated allocation isn't live yet, so you replenish each hub manually based on your forecasts. We help you set the right hub mix and reorder cadence wherever you sell.

You can start multi-hub fulfillment right out of the gate, using your past customer data to drive initial inventory placement. That said, we usually recommend four weeks of data collection before turning MultiHub IQ on, and it's generally around the 90-day mark when the best results from the machine-learning model start to land.

MultiHub IQ runs continuously. As real-time sales come in, the algorithm updates its placement decisions and triggers internal transfer orders (ITOs) to rebalance stock between hubs without you doing anything. A viral moment, a new launch, or a seasonal shift, all of it gets absorbed. Your Jetpack team is also here to collaborate with you in advance of large sales or in response to sudden, outsized shifts in demand, and to help manually rebalance if ever necessary.

No. The Jetpack dashboard shows real-time inventory by SKU and by warehouse. Every internal transfer between hubs is tracked, every transfer plan is editable before it runs, and you see what's where at all times. If anything, you see more, not less.

Manual allocation costs people, time, and judgment, and most brands' judgment isn't backed by demand forecasts modeled against geographic order origins. We've seen many brands come to us who had a dedicated planner manually calculating which SKUs to send where; the math is hard to do well. MultiHub IQ moves that burden off your team without giving up control.

Request a quote or book a call. We'll review your order volume, buyer geography, and SKU mix, then model whether multi-hub distribution will save you money before we propose anything. No pressure, no hard sell. If the math doesn't work at your volume, we'll tell you.

Multi-warehouse fulfillment is an order-fulfillment model where a brand's inventory is split across several warehouses so each order can ship from the warehouse closest to the customer. It's the operational form of inventory placement: instead of every order originating from one central hub and crossing multiple shipping zones to reach buyers, the order routes to a regional warehouse near the destination zip code. The result is lower shipping zones (zones 1 to 4 for most orders instead of 5 to 8), faster transit times (1 to 3 days ground instead of 4 to 5), and lower carrier costs on every shipment. Jetpack runs multi-warehouse fulfillment across a 60+ warehouse network, powered by MultiHub IQ for automated stock placement and rebalancing.

Inventory placement is about where your stock physically sits across multiple warehouses, optimized so each order ships from the closest one. Inventory management is the broader practice of tracking inventory levels, forecasting demand, and managing replenishment cycles. Inventory management is typically handled by software (NetSuite, Cin7, Katana, Skubana); inventory placement is a 3PL operational service that depends on the 3PL having a multi-warehouse network to place stock across. Brands often run both in parallel: management software tracks the counts, the 3PL physically positions the stock. Jetpack handles the placement side, integrating with the major inventory management platforms via API.

Roughly 80% of your revenue comes from 20% of your SKUs. In fulfillment terms: find that top 20% and treat it differently. Keep it in stock, spread it across warehouses close to your customers, and let the slow movers live in fewer locations. It’s the logic behind Jetpack’s MultiHub IQ, which places your fastest movers across the network based on where they actually sell.