Delaware 3PL Fulfillment Services
3PL Warehouse & Fulfillment
Claymont, Delaware — Ship to 150+ Countries
Pick, pack, and ship from our Claymont, Delaware 3PL warehouse. Multi-channel fulfillment for Amazon FBM, Shopify, eBay, Walmart, and more — with 0% sales tax advantage.
What We Run from Claymont
A third-party logistics (3PL) provider handles warehousing, pick-and-pack, and shipping on your behalf — so you can focus on growing your business. QuickShipment's Claymont, Delaware 3PL facility serves FBM sellers, direct-to-consumer brands, and multi-channel retailers across 150+ countries.
What Our 3PL Service Includes
- Receiving and logging inventory from any origin
- Secure indoor storage in Claymont, Delaware
- Pick and pack for every order — $5.00 per shipment
- Multi-carrier shipping: FedEx, UPS, USPS
- Real-time inventory dashboard and order tracking
- Amazon FBM, Shopify, eBay, Walmart, and Etsy fulfillment
- Custom branded packaging and inserts available
- Returns handling included
Why Choose Delaware for 3PL?
Delaware's 0% sales tax means lower costs on every product purchase through our warehouse. Our East Coast location provides 2–3 day delivery to the entire United States, and same-day access to major carrier hubs. With no minimum commitments, you scale your storage and fulfillment costs exactly with your business.
3PL Pricing
- Storage: from $5 / pallet / day, tiered down to $2 depending on volume (volume discounts up to 5+ pallets)
- Pick & pack: $5.00 per order
- Carton and parcel receiving: free — pallet receiving $25.00
- Inventory dashboard: always free
- No setup fees, no minimums, no long-term contracts
Multi-Channel Fulfillment
We integrate directly with Amazon, Shopify, eBay, Walmart, Etsy, and WooCommerce. Setup takes under 15 minutes. Orders sync automatically — when a customer buys on your Shopify store, we pick, pack, and ship within 24 hours.
What the Warehouse Actually Is
Most 3PL pages describe services. This one describes the building, because when you hand someone your inventory the physical answer matters more than the feature list.
Our facility is at 950 Ridge Rd, Suite D11, Claymont, Delaware 19703 — a single site on the I-95 corridor, roughly twenty minutes south of Philadelphia and an hour north of Baltimore. It is monitored and racked for standard 48 × 40 inch pallets stacked to about 60 inches. It is an ambient warehouse: there is no heating, cooling, humidity control or cold-chain capability. Warehouse hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM ET; office and support run to 6:00 PM.
We say ambient plainly because it decides what we can take. Dry, shelf-stable goods — consumer products, packaging, electronics in retail boxes, apparel — are what the building is built for. Anything that needs a guaranteed temperature or humidity range does not belong here, and it is on our restricted list rather than buried in a contract.
What Happens Between the Truck and the Dashboard
Receiving is where most inventory problems are either caught or created, so here is the sequence:
- Arrival logged. Carrier, reference, carton or pallet count recorded before anything is opened.
- Photographed on the pallet. Before the shrink wrap comes off, so damage in transit is distinguishable from damage in handling.
- Counted against the packing list. Any discrepancy is reported to you the same business day. We do not adjust silently and reconcile later.
- Condition checked. Crushed cartons, water marks, broken seals — flagged with photographs attached to the record.
- Put away and posted. Location assigned, quantities posted to your dashboard within 24 hours of arrival.
Carton and parcel receiving is free. Pallet receiving is $25.00 per pallet, because a pallet needs a forklift and a dock rather than a pair of hands. Container unloading is quoted case by case.
Inventory Accuracy — What We Do and What We Do Not Claim
Every unit has a location and every movement is posted. You see counts live rather than in a weekly report. What we will not do is claim a perfect accuracy figure: any warehouse that quotes one is quoting an average across a period, and the number that matters to you is whether a discrepancy on your SKU gets found and reported.
Ours get found at two points — at receiving, where the count is reconciled against the packing list, and at pick, where a short location is flagged rather than silently substituted. If a count is wrong, you hear about it from us before you notice it in a stockout.
Outbound: Channels, Cut-Offs and Weight
Orders arrive from Amazon FBM, Shopify, eBay, Walmart, Etsy and WooCommerce through direct integration, and tracking is posted back to the channel automatically. Orders received before the daily cut-off are picked the same business day; anything after it moves to the next.
Pick and pack is priced per order by billable weight — the greater of actual and dimensional weight — starting at $3.00 for orders up to 1 lb and rising to $10.00 for 25–50 lb. Additional items in the same order are $0.75 each, because a second SKU means a second walk to a second location. Light but bulky products are usually billed on dimensional weight, which surprises sellers who priced from the scale.
| Billable weight | Per order |
|---|---|
| 0 – 1.00 lb | $3.00 |
| 1.01 – 10.00 lb | $5.00 |
| 10.01 – 25.00 lb | $7.50 |
| 25.01 – 50.00 lb | $10.00 |
| 50.01 lb and above | Custom quote |
Storage Inside the Same Building
Pallet storage is billed daily from $5.00, tiering down to $2.00 — each band charged at its own rate, so the total never falls as you add pallets. Carton and shelf storage is $5.00 per cubic foot per month for smaller volumes, with the crossover to pallets at roughly 30 cubic feet. The sizing guide works that decision through and the calculator runs your own numbers.
How This Page Differs from Our Others
This page is the building and the operation. 3PL fulfilment covers the commercial argument — why a single stock pool beats three separate buffers. Storage covers rates and inclusions. Ecommerce fulfilment covers the DTC side.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is your 3PL warehouse?
950 Ridge Rd, Suite D11, Claymont, Delaware 19703 — on the I-95 corridor, about twenty minutes south of Philadelphia and an hour north of Baltimore.
What does pick and pack cost?
From $3.00 per order for billable weight up to 1 lb, rising to $10.00 for 25–50 lb. Additional items in the same order are $0.75 each. Billable weight is the greater of actual and dimensional weight.
How quickly is inventory logged after it arrives?
Within 24 hours. Arrivals are photographed on the pallet, counted against the packing list and posted to your dashboard, with any discrepancy reported the same business day.
Is the warehouse temperature-controlled?
No. It is an ambient warehouse with no heating, cooling or cold-chain storage, so we do not accept goods that require one.
Which sales channels do you integrate with?
Amazon, Shopify, eBay, Walmart, Etsy and WooCommerce. Integration and dashboard access are included at no extra charge, with tracking posted back to the channel automatically.