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Ryder E-commerce

DTC and omnichannel fulfillment with deep retail-compliance muscle, run on Ryder's national network. The former Whiplash, now Ryder E-commerce.

Ryder E-commerce is the DTC and omnichannel fulfillment arm of Ryder System, built on Whiplash (founded 2009, acquired by Ryder in early 2022) and run on the proprietary RyderShip platform. It is strongest in retail-compliance, apparel, subscription-box kitting, and returns for brands that have outgrown SMB-tier 3PLs, backed by a roughly 20-facility US network.

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Last updated: July 8, 2026
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Company facts
Founded
2009
Headquarters
Miami, FL
Warehouse footprint
20 warehouses
Warehouse locations
Show all 11 listed warehouse locations
  • Edison, NJ
  • Secaucus, NJ
  • Chino, CA
  • City of Industry, CA
  • Rancho Dominguez, CA
  • Riverside, CA
  • Sumner, WA
  • Columbus, OH
  • West Valley City, UT
  • Locust Grove, GA
  • Fort Worth, TX
International coverage
Domestic only
Minimum monthly orders
Not publicly disclosed
Pricing model
Custom Quote
Pricing starts at
Custom quote (no public rate card)
Rating Breakdown
Pricing3.2 / 5
Technology4.0 / 5
Accuracy3.6 / 5
Speed4.0 / 5
Customer service3.4 / 5
Scalability4.4 / 5
Operational profile

Specialties and integrations

Specialties
dtcomnichannelretailretail compliancereturnskittingsubscription boxapparelcpgvalue added servicesenterpriseb2bhigh volume
Integrations
shopifybigcommercewoocommerceamazonbig cartelnetsuiteacumaticaloop returnsreturnlyhappy returnsextensivpipe17fedexupsrydership api
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Ryder E-commerce Review 2026
Editorial evaluation

Ryder E-commerce is the DTC and omnichannel fulfillment arm of Ryder System, built on Whiplash (acquired 2022) and run on the RyderShip platform. It pairs a 20-facility US network, deep retail-compliance and returns capability, and enterprise scale with custom-quote pricing and uneven post-acquisition service. Best for growing brands moving into national retail; a weak fit for startups wanting flat-rate pricing or international warehousing.

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