Stord

Stord pairs a proprietary tech stack (WMS, OMS, TMS) with a large fulfillment network for mid-market and enterprise brands running complex omnichannel operations. It's a premium option, with platform fees starting around $30K/year, but the integrated software and 99% two-day U.S. coverage justify the cost for brands that have outgrown basic 3PLs. Not a fit if you're shipping under a few thousand orders a month or want transparent, self-serve pricing.

Stord is the pick for brands that liked Flexport's one-vendor ambition but not its fulfillment execution. Its proprietary Stord One platform unifies a WMS, OMS, and TMS over owned facilities plus a 1,000-plus-node partner network, with AI-driven order routing, 99% two-day US ground coverage, and true omnichannel support spanning DTC, retail EDI, and B2B from one inventory pool. The TMS means freight and transportation are managed in-house, which is what makes Stord the closest structural match to Flexport's freight-plus-fulfillment bundle. The catch is the floor: it targets roughly 3,000-plus orders a month and carries an enterprise platform fee around $30,000 a year, with low pricing transparency and a thin public review trail. Small brands should look elsewhere, but upper-mid-market omnichannel brands should shortlist it first.

Stord pairs its own Stord One software — WMS, OMS, and TMS — with owned warehouses and a 1,000+ node partner network, giving brands a single visibility layer across fulfillment, transportation, and inventory that ShipMonk's OMS doesn't extend to. Specialties run wide: DTC, B2B retail, omnichannel, cold-chain, food and beverage, supplements, apparel, and CPG, with API-first and ERP integration. For a ShipMonk leaver scaling into retail or B2B, Stord is the step up in operational depth. Pricing typically runs around a $30,000/year platform fee plus per-order and storage — custom-quote and oriented to mid-market and enterprise, so it shares ShipMonk's "not transparent, not cheap at low volume" profile. Not a fit for low-volume startups or brands wanting simple per-order pricing. For brands that want their 3PL to also be their supply-chain control tower, Stord is the clearest answer.

Stord pairs its own software stack — Stord One, covering WMS, OMS, and TMS — with company-owned warehouses and a 1,000+ node partner network. The result is a single visibility layer across fulfillment, transportation, and inventory that most 3PLs cannot match. Specialties span DTC, B2B, omnichannel, cold-chain, food and beverage, health and wellness, supplements, apparel, and CPG. Integration depth is API-first with native Shopify and ERP support. Pricing typically runs around $30,000 per year platform fee plus per-order and storage charges — custom-quote and oriented toward mid-market to enterprise. Not a fit for low-volume startups or brands wanting simple per-order pricing — the platform fee makes the math work above mid-thousands of orders monthly. For brands wanting their fulfillment vendor to also be their supply-chain visibility tool, Stord is the clearest answer.

Atlanta headquartered, with an enterprise commercial floor around $30K per year and a 3,000 orders per month minimum.

Stord pairs a proprietary WMS, OMS, and TMS platform with a 1,000-plus node fulfillment network that includes western nodes in Ogden and Portland. It is the deepest technology stack in this lineup, built for mid-market and enterprise brands that need software-driven visibility across DTC, B2B, and freight.

Stord pairs a proprietary tech stack (WMS, OMS, TMS) with a network of 1,000+ fulfillment nodes. The deepest software and largest reach in this category, with over $10 billion in annual commerce volume validating the operation at mid-market and enterprise scale. AI-powered order routing reduces split shipments, and true omnichannel support (DTC plus retail plus B2B from one inventory pool) makes Stord the right pick for Shopify brands that have outgrown SMB-friendly 3PLs and need to unify channels.