The 6 Best Freight & Logistics
Services for Amazon Sellers of 2026

Flexport is a technology-forward freight forwarder and logistics platform that has become one of the most widely used by Amazon FBA sellers importing from Asia — particularly China-sourced products moving via ocean freight to US FBA fulfillment centers.

In our assessment, Flexport's key advantage is real-time shipment visibility through their platform: you can track ocean freight containers, customs clearance status, and delivery milestones in a way that traditional freight brokers historically could not offer. Their platform also integrates with Amazon Seller Central, allowing you to plan inbound shipments more efficiently. Following the acquisition and integration of Deliverr, Flexport now also offers domestic 3PL and fulfillment services. As of April 2026, they serve businesses ranging from high-volume SMBs to enterprise importers. Pricing is quote-based per shipment.

Freightos is a freight marketplace — rather than a single forwarder, it allows you to compare real-time rates from dozens of freight carriers and forwarders, book instantly, and manage shipments through a unified tracking interface.

In our assessment, Freightos is the best tool for price-transparent freight booking, particularly for Amazon sellers who want to compare ocean FCL (Full Container Load) and LCL (Less than Container Load) rates without calling multiple brokers. Their platform is specifically popular among Amazon importers because it includes freight lanes commonly used for China-to-US FBA shipments and provides instant, bindable quotes rather than indicative estimates. As of April 2026, Freightos operates as a marketplace aggregating rates from 30+ freight providers globally.

ShipBob is a tech-enabled third-party logistics (3PL) provider with a fulfillment network across the US, Canada, Europe, and Australia. For Amazon sellers, ShipBob is particularly useful as an Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF) alternative — you can hold inventory at ShipBob and fulfill Amazon orders alongside your Shopify, WooCommerce, and other channel orders from a single warehouse pool.

In our assessment, ShipBob is the right choice for sellers who sell on Amazon alongside DTC or other channels and want a single 3PL relationship rather than splitting inventory between FBA and other warehouses. As of April 2026, they also offer FBA prep services — receiving inventory, labeling, and shipping to FBA fulfillment centers — making them a hybrid option for multi-channel brands.

Stord positions itself as a cloud supply chain platform — combining warehousing, fulfillment, and freight into a single technology layer for mid-market to enterprise brands. Their key differentiator is an integrated tech platform that provides end-to-end supply chain visibility across inbound freight, warehousing, and outbound fulfillment.

In our assessment, Stord is best suited for brands that have outgrown simpler 3PL solutions and need a more integrated approach to supply chain management. They serve brands selling on Amazon alongside other channels and require more sophisticated inventory routing and analytics than standard 3PLs provide. As of April 2026, their client base tends toward established brands with $10M+ annual e-commerce revenue.

Prep It Pack It Ship It is a specialist Amazon FBA prep center — their entire business model is focused on receiving inventory (direct from your supplier or a warehouse), preparing it to Amazon's specific FBA requirements, and shipping it to the correct FBA fulfillment center.

In our assessment, they are an excellent fit for FBA sellers who import products and need a reliable prep center to handle labeling, poly-bagging, bundling, and FBA shipment creation without managing their own warehouse. Their FBA focus means deep familiarity with Amazon's constantly evolving prep requirements. As of April 2026, they operate as a US-based prep center with per-unit pricing that scales with your volume.

Amazon Prep Co. is an FBA-focused prep center that caters specifically to newer Amazon sellers and those with lower initial shipment volumes who need professional FBA prep without a large minimum commitment.

In our assessment, their value proposition is accessibility: lower minimum volumes, straightforward pricing, and a team focused specifically on helping sellers navigate FBA prep requirements for the first time. For sellers just starting to scale their FBA imports past the DIY threshold, they represent a good entry point into outsourced prep. As of April 2026, pricing is per-unit and varies by prep requirements.