Subscription boxes have a deadline.
Your 3PL should hit it every time.

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.

Jetpack partners with ecommerce brands shipping 1,000+ orders per month, large enough to benefit from multi-hub distribution, still at the growth stage where hands-on support matters most. Onboarding takes 1-2 weeks with about 4-6 hours of your time: a dedicated team connects your sales channels, configures your SKU catalog, sets shipping preferences, and positions inventory via MultiHub IQ from your historical order data. We teach you the tools, not just deliver outcomes. Switching from another 3PL? For a limited time, we're waiving receiving fees on your initial inventory transfer, and we run a structured migration: as fast as one week for D2C, four to six weeks for B2B with EDI and retail compliance cutovers. No long-term contracts.

Five steps, and none of them is special to subscriptions, which is the point. Your inventory arrives ahead of the ship date. Renewals sync from your subscription app as standard orders. Each order is picked and packed like any other, in your own branded packaging with your inserts. It ships with the best carrier for that parcel, and tracking flows back to your store. Because a renewal is just an order, it gets the same cutoff, the same accuracy, and the same on-time rate as everything else you sell.

Recharge, Skio, and Ordergroove connect natively, WooCommerce Subscriptions is fully supported with each renewal arriving as its own order, and Amazon Subscribe & Save deliveries arrive as separate orders too. Subscription orders sync like standard orders and ship on their recurring schedule. See the full integrations list.

Yes, as long as the inventory is on the shelf before the renewals arrive. Send it in with lead time ahead of your ship date; receiving turnaround times are published in our terms. From there, an order placed by 2PM ships the same day, and 99.8% of orders ship on time at every cutoff. With MultiHub IQ placing stock near your subscribers, delivery runs as low as one to three days nationwide. Tell your team in Slack when a cycle is coming and the stock is staged for it.

Each tier and variant is its own SKU, and every pick is scanned against the order at 99.95% accuracy, so a deluxe box can't ship as a starter box and an add-on never goes missing. Your dashboard shows the count of every SKU on the shelf, so you know before the renewal date whether the deluxe tier is covered.

No. A box that needs assembly should arrive already assembled, from you or your supplier, and it then ships as one SKU. A box made of products you stock can run as a bundle, with its SKUs picked together for each order. That keeps every renewal a normal pick and pack, which is what keeps it on time. If you have a one-off build that needs warehouse assembly ahead of a cycle, tell us and we'll scope it with you.

If each box is a combination of products you stock, it runs as a bundle: the subscriber's picks map to SKUs that are picked together, and the bundle's availability always follows the lowest component count. If each box is hand-curated and finished differently for every subscriber, with ribbon and a handwritten note, that work belongs in-house; a warehouse adds cost to it without adding speed.

Five things. Your own branded packaging and inserts honored on every box. Fulfillment centers near your subscribers, so the box arrives in days and the shipping doesn't eat the margin. Your subscription app connected, so renewals arrive as orders without anyone re-keying them. Inventory you can see, so you know before the ship date whether the cycle is covered. And pricing you can read. Jetpack's pricing shows the structure.

Yes. The transition plan is built around your ship date: your subscription app connected, packing preferences set, and inventory and custom packaging received on a phased or parallel plan, so your current 3PL keeps shipping the current cycle while the next one is staged with us. Most moves land in two to six weeks and your go-live date is set before you commit. See how switching works.