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9 Southeast 3PL Companies and Fulfillment Centers, Ranked by Reviews

Fulfill Team·Updated September 23, 2026·Add Fulfill as a preferred source on Google

If your customers are in the Southeast, or your freight lands at a Southeast port, a 3PL with a warehouse in the region can shorten delivery times and cut the distance every parcel travels. This guide lists 9 Southeast 3PL companies ranked by their reviews on Fulfill.com, explains how we chose them, and covers what to check before you sign with one.

For this list, the Southeast means ten states: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia.

Why use a Southeast 3PL

From Atlanta to Miami, the Southeast has major ports, rail lines, and interstate highways, so a warehouse there can take in imports and ship parcels to the region's customers without a long inland move.

Distance is also a cost. Parcel rates are priced by zone. At USPS, the zone is set by how far the destination ZIP code is from the ZIP code you ship from (see the USPS zone chart). The same package costs more to a higher zone, as the USPS commercial price list shows for Ground Advantage. If a large share of your orders go to Southeast addresses, shipping them from a Southeast warehouse keeps more of them in the low zones.

What Southeast 3PLs offer

Third-party logistics (3PL) providers in the Southeast cover the same core services as 3PLs elsewhere. What to ask about each one:

  • Temperature-controlled warehousing: for food-grade and heat-sensitive products. Ask for the temperature range each zone holds and how it is monitored.
  • Inventory management: most 3PLs run a warehouse management system (WMS) that tracks stock by location. Ask whether you get live access to inventory levels and which of your sales channels it connects to.
  • Order fulfillment: receiving, picking, packing, and shipping. Ask for the daily order cutoff time and how peak season volume is staffed.
  • Transportation management: some 3PLs run their own trucks (asset-based) and others book freight with carriers (asset-light). If you import through Savannah, Charleston, or a Florida port, ask who handles drayage from the port.

How to choose a Southeast 3PL

Southeast 3PLs range from single-building operations run by their owners to multi-state networks. Before you compare quotes, settle these points:

  • Where your orders go. Map last year's orders by state. If most go to the Southeast and East Coast, one Southeast warehouse may be enough. If they spread nationally, look at 3PLs with a second site in the West or Central US.
  • Where your freight comes in. Importers should weigh distance from the port they use against distance to customers.
  • Channel fit. Direct-to-consumer parcels, Amazon FBA prep, and retail replenishment with routing guides are different operations. Ask for current clients that ship through the same channels you do.
  • Pricing structure. Get receiving, storage, pick and pack, and packaging fees on one sheet so quotes compare line by line. Our 3PL pricing guide explains each fee.

How we chose these 9 Southeast 3PLs

This list is built from Fulfill.com directory data. A provider appears here only if it met all three criteria on September 23, 2026:

  • Active listing. It has an active profile in the Fulfill.com 3PL directory.
  • Southeast warehouse on file. Its directory profile lists at least one warehouse in one of the ten states above. A location tag alone does not qualify.
  • At least four published reviews on Fulfill.com. We count every review published on the provider's Fulfill.com profile.

We ordered the list by the number of published reviews, then by average review score before rounding, then by name. Scores below are rounded to one decimal, so a 4.95 average shows as 5.0 and a 4.84 average as 4.8. It uses the same rule as our East Coast 3PL list, so several providers with warehouses in both regions appear on both. Of the more than 500 directory listings with a Southeast warehouse on file, 9 met all three criteria.

Reviews and facilities change, so treat the counts below as a snapshot from September 23, 2026. Many capable Southeast 3PLs have fewer reviews on Fulfill.com and do not appear here; the state directories at the end of this guide show more of them.

The 9 Southeast 3PL companies

3PLSoutheast warehousesReviewsAverage score
KMF GlobalDahlonega, Georgia105.0
Komar Distribution ServicesPooler, Port Wentworth, and Ellabell, Georgia64.9
TTM GroupKosciusko, Mississippi55.0
Yoke FulfillmentCharlotte, North Carolina54.8
UppershipAtlanta, Georgia54.8
eWorld FulfillmentSt. Petersburg, Florida45.0
Wasabi LogisticsLexington, Kentucky45.0
Selery FulfillmentHickory, North Carolina, and Orlando, Florida45.0
Webster FulfillmentMonroeville and Auburn, Alabama45.0
Map of the ten Southeast states with the 9 ranked 3PLs' Southeast warehouses numbered by rank: 1 KMF Global in Dahlonega, Georgia; 2 Komar Distribution Services at three sites near Savannah, Georgia; 3 TTM Group in Kosciusko, Mississippi; 4 Yoke Fulfillment in Charlotte, North Carolina; 5 Uppership in Atlanta, Georgia; 6 eWorld Fulfillment in St. Petersburg, Florida; 7 Wasabi Logistics in Lexington, Kentucky; 8 Selery Fulfillment in Hickory, North Carolina, and Orlando, Florida; 9 Webster Fulfillment in Monroeville and Auburn, Alabama. The ports of Savannah and Charleston are marked.

1. KMF Global

Southeast warehouses: Dahlonega, Georgia
Reviews on Fulfill.com: 10, averaging 5.0 out of 5

KMF Global runs one warehouse in Dahlonega, Georgia, north of Atlanta. Its profile says the company was started in 2008 by business owners who wanted a better 3PL, and it lists B2B and B2C order fulfillment, climate-controlled storage, subscription box management, kitting, returns processing, and Amazon FBA prep.

See the KMF Global profile and reviews

2. Komar Distribution Services

Southeast warehouses: Pooler, Port Wentworth, and Ellabell, Georgia
Reviews on Fulfill.com: 6, averaging 4.9 out of 5

Komar Distribution Services runs several Georgia warehouses near the Port of Savannah, in Pooler, Port Wentworth, and Ellabell, plus sites in California and Oklahoma. It grew out of a consumer brands company and focuses on brands that import product and sell through both retail and direct-to-consumer channels. Komar says nearly all of its space is designated as a Foreign Trade Zone, which lets importers defer duties.

See the Komar Distribution Services profile and reviews

3. TTM Group

Southeast warehouses: Kosciusko, Mississippi
Reviews on Fulfill.com: 5, averaging 5.0 out of 5

TTM Group lists a warehouse in Kosciusko, Mississippi, and a second site in Corona, California. Its profile describes a team of fulfillment and distribution professionals working with ecommerce businesses.

See the TTM Group profile and reviews

4. Yoke Fulfillment

Southeast warehouses: Charlotte, North Carolina
Reviews on Fulfill.com: 5, averaging 4.8 out of 5

Yoke Fulfillment runs an ecommerce fulfillment warehouse in Charlotte, North Carolina. Its profile highlights direct integrations with shopping carts and marketplaces, pickers working from wearable devices, and rate shopping across 20 couriers.

See the Yoke Fulfillment profile and reviews

5. Uppership

Southeast warehouses: Atlanta, Georgia
Reviews on Fulfill.com: 5, averaging 4.8 out of 5

Uppership is not a single-warehouse 3PL. Its profile describes a routing platform that sends each order to one of its partner warehouses, which it lists in Atlanta; Wilmington, Delaware; Fairfield, New Jersey; and East Los Angeles, choosing by proximity, inventory, and carrier rates. Its profile says it is built for small and emerging ecommerce brands doing $100K to $5M a year in revenue.

See the Uppership profile and reviews

6. eWorld Fulfillment

Southeast warehouses: St. Petersburg, Florida
Reviews on Fulfill.com: 4, averaging 5.0 out of 5

eWorld Fulfillment has a Southeast warehouse in St. Petersburg, Florida, which its profile says has easy access to the Port of Tampa Bay, plus sites in Carlstadt, New Jersey, Dallas, and Reno. Its profile describes its facilities as climate controlled and lists pick, pack, and ship, kitting, Amazon FBA, TikTok and retail prep, and cross-docking.

See the eWorld Fulfillment profile and reviews

7. Wasabi Logistics

Southeast warehouses: Lexington, Kentucky
Reviews on Fulfill.com: 4, averaging 5.0 out of 5

Wasabi Logistics ships from Lexington, Kentucky. Its profile describes a 3PL built for direct-to-consumer brands, especially on Shopify, with per-order rates and no minimums.

See the Wasabi Logistics profile and reviews

8. Selery Fulfillment

Southeast warehouses: Hickory, North Carolina, and Orlando, Florida
Reviews on Fulfill.com: 4, averaging 5.0 out of 5

Selery Fulfillment has Southeast warehouses in Hickory, North Carolina, and Orlando, Florida. Its locations page lists other US sites in Salt Lake City, the Chicago and Dallas areas, and Southern California, plus locations in Canada, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands. Its profile describes climate-controlled warehousing for medium and large businesses.

See the Selery Fulfillment profile and reviews

9. Webster Fulfillment

Southeast warehouses: Monroeville and Auburn, Alabama
Reviews on Fulfill.com: 4, averaging 5.0 out of 5

Webster Fulfillment lists two Alabama sites, in Monroeville and Auburn. Its profile says it was started by ecommerce owners and takes on warehouse operations so growing online brands can focus on sales.

See the Webster Fulfillment profile and reviews

More Southeast 3PLs by state

These 9 are a starting point, not the whole market. The Fulfill.com directory has a page for each Southeast state, with warehouse locations, services, and reviews: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia.

Southeast 3PL FAQ

Which 3PL companies have warehouses in the Southeast?

Hundreds do. On September 23, 2026, more than 500 active Fulfill.com directory listings had a warehouse on file in one of the ten Southeast states. The 9 above are the ones with at least four published reviews on Fulfill.com. The state directories linked above show more of them.

If my products ship from the Southeast, is a regional 3PL worth it?

It depends on where your customers are. Parcel prices rise with zone, and zone rises with distance from the ship-from ZIP code, so a Southeast warehouse pays off when a large share of orders go to Southeast and East Coast addresses. If your orders spread evenly across the country, compare a single Southeast site against a 3PL with two or more warehouses before you decide.

Which Southeast 3PL is best?

There is no single answer, because the right 3PL depends on your channels, order volume, product type, and where your freight comes in. Use the review counts and warehouse locations above to build a shortlist, then ask each one for a quote on the same order profile.

How much does a Southeast 3PL cost?

3PLs quote receiving, storage, pick and pack, packaging, and shipping separately, and each depends on your products and volume. The 3PL pricing guide explains each fee and what drives it.

Get quotes from Southeast 3PLs

Fulfill.com does not run warehouses. We match brands with 3PLs from the directory based on their products, order volume, and where their customers are, so you can compare quotes from providers that fit.

To get matched with Southeast 3PLs, use the 3PL Finder by Fulfill.

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