Amazon FBA prep from a real Canadian warehouse.

What's included

Prep is the unglamorous part of selling that quietly decides whether your inventory arrives sellable or stranded. Every unit that comes through our warehouse goes through the same sequence:

• Receiving — your shipment is booked in and checked against what you told us was coming.
• Inspection — units are looked at before they're prepped, not after they've been rejected by Amazon.
• FNSKU labelling — correct label, correct unit, applied so it doesn't obscure barcodes underneath.
• Poly-bagging and bundling — where the category or your listing requires it.
• Shipment creation — the plan is built in Seller Central and cartons are packed to it.
• Carton forwarding — boxed, labelled and dispatched to the fulfilment centres Amazon assigns.

You get photographic proof of the work before it ships. Not a status update saying "done" — actual pictures of your units, so you can see the labelling and packing for yourself rather than finding out from a customer.

Pricing

Prep starts at $0.35 per unit. What moves that number is genuinely just the work involved: a simple label-and-forward is at the bottom of the range, while bagging, bundling or multi-step handling costs more. Related services are priced the same way:

These are starting prices, not quotes. You get an exact number in writing after a short free audit of your products and volume, and nothing begins until you've agreed it.

Estimate your monthly cost

Put your own numbers in. This uses our published starting rates, so treat it as a floor rather than a quote — anything unusual about your product moves it.

One shipment, both marketplaces

If you sell on Amazon and Walmart, you don't need to split inventory before it reaches us. Send one inbound shipment and we divide it, prep each portion to its own marketplace's requirements, and forward to Amazon fulfilment centres and Walmart WFS facilities separately.

That saves you an entire freight leg and the guesswork of predicting the split weeks in advance, before you know how either channel is actually selling.

Why sellers move their prep to Canada

If you sell on amazon.ca, prepping in Canada removes a border from your supply chain. If you're a US brand expanding north, it gives you a domestic address to receive into rather than shipping cross-border unit by unit.

The less obvious reason is accountability. A prep centre thousands of kilometres away in a different time zone, reachable only by ticket, is a genuine operational risk when a shipment goes wrong. We answer in English or Urdu, in minutes.

How it works

1. Free audit. Send your product details or shipment plan. We come back with a specific approach and an exact quote — no obligation.
2. Agreed scope. Per-unit pricing fixed in writing before anything starts.
3. We prep. Your inventory is received, prepped and forwarded, with photo proof and live updates.
4. You scale. Operations off your plate so you can focus on sourcing.

Common questions