Fulfillment Business Financial Models

Stores client-owned inventory, picks orders, packs shipments and hands them to carriers for physical storage, picking and dispatch. The operator earns logistics fees, not the merchant value of the client inventory.

Earns from

Storage position-period, order and additional pick

Sales limited by

Storage positions, labor throughput and dispatch cutoffs

Supplies a dedicated physical team providing physical storage, picking and dispatch at a client-owned facility. The operator is paid for contracted coverage or delivered work; it does not automatically own the host business or its customer revenue.

Earns from

Client contract-month, billed hour or service unit

Sales limited by

Required shift coverage and agreed service levels

Receives, inspects and routes returned goods for physical storage, picking and dispatch on behalf of merchants. The operator performs reverse-logistics work without automatically becoming owner of every returned item.

Earns from

Processed return unit and approved added service

Sales limited by

Inspection benches, repair capacity and disposition queues

Provides physical storage related to physical storage, picking and dispatch. Customer-owned goods occupy defined capacity; the operator earns storage and handling fees, not the value of goods held.

Earns from

Occupied storage-unit-period

Sales limited by

Usable storage positions and handling throughput