15 Best Bicoastal 3PL Providers (2026)

Smart Warehousing runs 18 warehouses across the country, from ambient to frozen cold chain, making them one of the few 3PLs that can genuinely cover both coasts under a single contract. Their facilities are FDA registered at multiple locations and they work across a wide mix of verticals including food & beverage, footwear, and big & bulky. They support Seller Fulfilled Prime and have a proprietary WMS. For brands that need bicoastal inventory splitting without managing two separate 3PL relationships, they're hard to beat.

Selery Fulfillment has six US locations spread from California to Florida, giving them true coast-to-coast coverage. They're backed by Mark Cuban and handle all merchandise for the Dallas Mavericks, but they work with a wide range of apparel, supplement, food & beverage, and nutraceutical brands on DTC, Amazon FBM, FBA, and B2B. Several of their facilities came through acquisitions of other 3PLs, which gives them operational depth in different regions. We've placed a ton of brands with Selery and the feedback has been consistently strong.

Komar Distribution has been operating their own apparel brands for over a hundred years and runs a 3PL out of California, Georgia, and Oklahoma. Their Inland Empire warehouses sit near the Ports of Long Beach and LA, while their Savannah facility is in a Foreign Trade Zone 24 miles from the port. That bicoastal setup is rare for an apparel-focused 3PL. They use robotics throughout and handle B2C and B2B retail with strong retailer compliance numbers, plus small parcel and cosmetics work.

ShipCalm has facilities in both Indiana and California. Their proprietary AI-driven platform is a standout and they're one of the few 3PLs certified for dangerous goods and HAZMAT fulfillment. That capability is what led us to match a large enterprise HAZMAT client with them recently. They also run call center operations in-house and work with medical product brands. Their bicoastal presence means they can serve brands on both sides of the country while handling products most 3PLs won't touch.

Launch Fulfillment has US locations in Kentucky and Utah plus a UK facility, which makes them one of the few 3PLs that can handle both domestic bicoastal fulfillment and US-UK cross-border shipping. They focus on supplements and nutraceuticals but also work with food & beverage brands. Their cloud-based shipping optimization platform helps clients save close to 40% on shipping costs relative to other providers. We've had direct success placing brands with them, including a large enterprise Amazon FBA account. They also do strong B2B and retail distribution.

Red Stag Fulfillment operates out of Salt Lake City, Utah and Sweetwater, Tennessee. They're the go-to for big & bulky products that most 3PLs won't take on — packages over 20 pounds, dimensionally oversized items, furniture, sporting goods, and food & beverage. That focus has allowed them to negotiate carrier rates for oversized shipments that are hard to find elsewhere. They handle DTC, Amazon, and B2B, and expanding into retail distribution has been a big priority for them recently. Having locations on both sides of the country helps brands ship across fewer zones.

Shipfusion has locations in Chicago, Las Vegas, York (Pennsylvania), and Toronto. Their in-house tech platform is purpose-built for their operation, which sets them apart from 3PLs running off-the-shelf software. They work best with high-volume, low-SKU count brands doing 2,000+ orders a month. At Fulfill.com we've placed companies like Purity Coffee with them and the partnership has been outstanding. They cover DTC, B2B, and Amazon with bicoastal US coverage plus Canada.

ShipMonk runs 12 warehouses across the US, Canada, and Europe, with facilities in California, Florida, Kentucky, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Texas, the UK, and Czech Republic. That global footprint means brands can start with a single US location and expand internationally without switching providers. They focus on DTC but also handle B2B, Amazon, and omnichannel. They've had strong results with clothing, food & beverage, home goods, and supplements. Good fit for brands doing 500 to 10,000+ orders a month.

Fidelitone has facilities in Chicago, two Tennessee locations (Elizabethton and Nashville), Logan Township in New Jersey, and Reno, Nevada. That New Jersey location is their newest, opened to serve the Northeast corridor. They've been around for 96 years and run high-volume omnichannel fulfillment across ecommerce, B2B, and retail. Their dedicated transportation management team negotiates aggressive carrier rates. At Fulfill.com we've had particular success placing brands with them that have highly customized requirements — that's where Fidelitone really shines.

Fosdick Fulfillment has been operating since 1965 out of Connecticut and Reno, Nevada. They run a 150+ person customer service call center in-house, which is a major differentiator for brands that get a lot of inbound customer inquiries. They have deep retail relationships and integrations alongside high-volume DTC fulfillment. We've personally had success placing footwear brands with them and they also work with consumer electronics and a range of other product types.

FulfillPlus is based in Houston with additional locations in Pennsylvania, California, and North Carolina. That spread gives them coverage on both coasts and in the middle of the country. They handle fulfillment across a mix of industries and we've had good results placing home goods and food & beverage brands with them. Some of their warehouses are temperature-controlled, which helps with anything that needs climate-sensitive storage. They're FDA registered and support DTC, B2B, and omnichannel.

Simple Global has locations in Michigan, Ohio, Delaware, and California. They're a strong ecommerce fulfillment partner with solid omnichannel capabilities including marketplaces, B2B, and Amazon. We've had a ton of success working with Simple Global across a wide variety of brands, including food, a sports equipment company, and an apparel brand. Their four-state footprint touches both coasts and the Midwest, which gives brands good geographic coverage for ground shipping.

Davinci Micro Fulfillment runs a network of small fulfillment centers spread across the country. They work best with brands that have a low SKU count but high order volume and want inventory close to customers in multiple regions. They were one of the first 3PLs to fully integrate with Amazon and have strong Seller Fulfilled Prime capabilities. Their CEO, Corey Apirian, is a well-respected industry veteran. They handle cosmetics, supplements, and front-end merchandising across their distributed network.

Go Direct Global is based in Reno, Nevada, with locations in Columbus, Ohio, and two sites in Canada. They work with CPG, nutraceuticals, food & beverage, and consumer electronics brands. Their temperature-controlled facilities are a big deal for perishable goods and they've been building out their Seller Fulfilled Prime capabilities. They also have experience with regulated industries including nicotine and alcohol. At Fulfill.com we've placed several food & beverage brands with their team.

Barrett Distribution has facilities in Maryland, Mississippi, Massachusetts, California, Texas, New Jersey, and Tennessee. They build custom logistics solutions for each client rather than fitting brands into a standard template, which makes them a strong fit for mid-market and enterprise brands with complex requirements. They have a dedicated data analytics and inventory visibility team. They do a ton of home goods, cosmetics, and apparel, and they offer customization services like laser engraving, embroidery, and screen printing. We've had success placing a mid-market home goods kitchenware brand with them and heard outstanding feedback on their service.