Three Steps to a Defensible Price
Your pricing strategy stays yours. We take the part of the equation that sits below it.
Quote the Real Cost
We look at your order profile, product sizes, and destinations, and come back with per-order numbers. That is what a price floor should be built on, not an estimate.
Move the Inventory In
Stock arrives at Madison, AL, is counted in by SKU, and becomes available to every channel you list on at once, so a repricing win on one channel is never blocked by stock sitting elsewhere.
Ship at That Cost
Orders arrive, get picked and packed, and each parcel is rated across carriers before a label is bought. Tracking is written back so nothing needs chasing.
What Fulfyld Puts Under Your Pricing
Postage Rated Order by Order
Every parcel is priced across USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL and regional carriers, or shipped on your own negotiated account if that wins.
Packaging That Is Not a Variable
Boxes, mailers, tape, and void fill are included as standard, so the cost you built your floor on does not move when supplies do.
Accuracy That Protects the Sale
Picking runs at 99.9% accuracy. A wrong item costs the margin on that order and the one you refund with it.
One Pool Behind Every Channel
Stock is not split by marketplace, so whichever channel wins the sale can be filled without moving units around first.
Same-Day Before 1:00 PM Central
Orders confirmed before 1:00 PM Central ship that afternoon, which keeps delivery-speed metrics from undercutting a competitive price.
No Overhead in the Rate
No setup fee, no integration fee, no account-management fee, and no minimum contract inflating what fulfillment appears to cost.
Why Repricing Sellers Choose Fulfyld
When you compete on price, everything downstream of the sale is margin. These are the parts of our operation that show up there.
- 99.9% pick accuracy and 99.2% on-time delivery on mapped ship methods.
- Order combining when one buyer orders twice before processing starts, turning two postage charges into one.
- Kitting and bundles from component SKUs, which is how you compete on a multipack without losing track of the parts.
- Scheduled low-stock reports, because a repricer that sells out faster than you reorder is not a win.
- A named account manager and 24/7 human support rather than a support tier priced into your rate.
One warehouse in Madison, Alabama, running on Shipedge.
Where Margin Disappears After the Sale
Four things that quietly sit between the price you won at and the money you keep.
A floor set on a guess
If the fulfillment number in your floor calculation is rounded, every automated price change inherits that rounding. Real per-order costs make the floor something you can defend rather than hope about.
One carrier for everything
Sticking to a single carrier is convenient and costs the difference on every parcel where another one was cheaper. Rating each shipment is margin you recover without touching your price.
Winning a sale you cannot fill
Aggressive pricing on a channel that has no stock allocated to it produces a cancellation, not revenue. One pool serving every channel means the winning listing is always the one you can ship.
Returns treated as a loss
Every returned unit written off is margin gone twice. Returns are inspected here and restocked when they are sellable, so the unit goes back to work instead of into a pile.
Other Things That Move the Number
The same cost on every channel
An order costs what it costs regardless of which marketplace produced it, which means a floor calculated once holds everywhere you sell.
Read moreWhere the repricing pressure usually is
Amazon is where most floors get tested. FBA prep and Seller Fulfilled Prime run here, so the fulfillment side of that comparison is a number you already hold.
Read moreBundles change the arithmetic
A multipack picks as one item and ships as one parcel, which usually moves a floor further than any repricing rule can. Those are built here.
Read moreRevenue that never gets repriced
Recurring shipments sell at the price you set rather than one a competitor moved overnight. The picking runs as scheduled batches.
Read more“Paige, Brett, and Kelsey have been so great to work with! I went into the 3PL world with no experience and am really happy with my decision.”