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Amazon FBA

Amazon's in-house fulfillment engine for sellers prioritizing Prime speed and badge.

Fulfillment by Amazon stores, picks, packs, and ships seller inventory from Amazon's own US network, and extends that capacity to non-Amazon orders through Multi-Channel Fulfillment.

Overall rating
Last updated: April 15, 2026
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Company facts
Founded
2006
Headquarters
Seattle, WA
Warehouse footprint
175 warehouses
Warehouse locations
Show all 18 listed warehouse locations
  • Los Angeles
  • San Bernardino
  • Stockton
  • Phoenix
  • Dallas
  • Houston
  • Chicago
  • Indianapolis
  • Columbus
  • Atlanta
  • Nashville
  • Charlotte
  • Baltimore
  • Robbinsville
  • Bethlehem
  • New York
  • Boston
  • Seattle
International coverage
Yes
Minimum monthly orders
No minimum
Pricing model
Per Unit
Pricing starts at
Multi-fee rate card
Rating Breakdown
Pricing3.3 / 5
Technology4.5 / 5
Accuracy4.4 / 5
Speed4.8 / 5
Customer service2.8 / 5
Scalability4.9 / 5
Operational profile

Specialties and integrations

Specialties
amazondtcb2cprimemarketplaceecommerce
Integrations
amazonshopifybigcommercewoocommercetiktok shopwalmartebay
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Review

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Amazon FBA Review 2026
Editorial evaluation

FBA is the default fulfillment choice for Amazon-first sellers because Prime speed and badge eligibility are hard to replicate elsewhere. The 2026 fee changes, including a 3.5% fuel and logistics surcharge from April 17, make careful cost modeling more important than ever. Brands that need handling control, branded unboxing, or a unified cross-channel operator usually outgrow FBA and move to a 3PL.

Alternatives

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Operator-focused alternatives to Amazon FBA for merchants that want stronger control, support, or multichannel flexibility.