FBA prep centers in Georgia.

Simple Price Prep is an Amazon FBA prep center in St. Marys, Georgia, family-owned by Dustin and Brandy Buchanan and operating since 2015. It receives, inspects, preps, labels, photographs, and ships FBA inventory on a published per-service rate card, and also handles Amazon returns and used-item reprocessing, bundling and kitting, book prep, hazmat shipments, palletizing, and storage. Inspection covers the full exterior plus a sample of contents; unit and bundle prep are priced by volume tier.

Extra Mile Prep runs a 40,000 sq ft FBA and FBM prep warehouse in Alpharetta, GA, just north of Atlanta off Highway 400. Founded by former Amazon and eBay sellers, it advertises a 48 hour turnaround on wholesale and private label items, no contracts, and no monthly fees. Services cover FBA prep, FBM/D2C fulfillment, pallet storage, and kitting and bundling, with 24/7 warehouse surveillance and a no-setup-fee large-volume tier. Base per-unit pricing is quote-only; the published rate is bundle add-ons at $0.25 per additional item.

Warehouse Basics is a B2B and industrial 3PL formed in Georgia in 1997, with warehouses at 4775 Westpark Dr SW in Atlanta (126,400 sq ft by its own figures) and 3015 GA-42 in Locust Grove (154,500 sq ft). Its core work is palletized and case-pack distribution for manufacturers, wholesalers and chemical companies: hazmat-certified storage for classes 2.2, 8 and 9, climate-controlled and food-grade space, container devanning, cross-docking and LTL coordination. Its B2B order fulfillment page includes an Amazon FBA prep section, run as an extension of that B2B work for manufacturers and wholesalers: FNSKU and barcode labeling, poly bagging and shrink wrapping, bundling and kit assembly, inspection and compliance checks, carton configuration and case packing, and shipment planning to Amazon fulfillment centers. Cautions: the FBA prep section first appeared in 2026 and is absent from an April 2026 capture of the page, so the prep line has little track record even though the company is decades old. The page says it works best with programs moving 100 or more pallets a month, so small sellers are not its market. Hazmat certification is stated for storage, not for FBA prep. Prep is quote-only with no published rates, and the site publishes no email address; contact is by phone or its consultation form.

eCommunity Logistics is a fulfillment warehouse at 4207 Montgomery St in Savannah, Georgia, handling DTC ecommerce, marketplace and B2B wholesale orders for U.S. and non-U.S. brands, with Hebrew and Spanish pages for international sellers. Amazon FBA prep is one of three service lines and has its own page: the Savannah team receives cartons or pallets, labels units, assembles bundles, scopes polybags and cartons, and coordinates the outbound plan to Amazon. The page does not name FNSKU labels or list per-unit prep prices; the company says its 2026 price sheet charges separately for receiving, bundles, cartons and rework, and prep is quoted per SKU. The pricing page is a pick-and-pack and storage estimator, not a prep rate card. The site's privacy notice names eCommunity Group LLC, registered in Georgia in February 2024 at the same address (a second Georgia LLC, Ecommunity Logistic LLC, was registered there in February 2023); the domain dates to March 2022, and archived copies show an FBA prep offer from this Savannah address since October 2022. U.S. customs records list shipments to the company there from 2022 through 2026. Cautions: this is a general fulfillment warehouse, not a prep specialist. The prep page is short and generic and the site was rebuilt within the past year, so ask for the rate sheet and a sample prep workflow before sending inventory.

a2b Fulfillment is a large ecommerce 3PL headquartered at 150 Stewart Parkway in Greensboro, Georgia, about an hour from Atlanta's airport, with further fulfillment centers near Salt Lake City, Wilkes-Barre and in Graniteville, South Carolina, listed at over 1 million square feet in total. It dates its start to 2001 in Athens, Georgia; its domain has been registered since 2003. The Amazon FBA page lists labeling and barcoding to Amazon's receiving requirements, bundling, polybagging and repackaging, kitting and assembly, storage until inventory ships to an Amazon fulfillment center, and pick, pack and ship to FBA. FBM and Seller Fulfilled Prime run as separate lines, alongside DTC, retail and B2B orders, returns, product refurbishment and an in-house customer care center. Pricing is quote-based and the site publishes no rate card; its pricing page lists a one-time onboarding fee among the standard costs. Cautions: this is an enterprise operation built around high-volume order fulfillment. Its Amazon overview describes FBA work as bulk shipments to Amazon under Vendor Central and argues for fulfilling Amazon orders directly instead, and the FBA page never mentions FNSKU labels, box content labels or shipment plans. Confirm seller-side FBA prep, minimums and turnaround before sending inventory. The only published email is a deliveries mailbox.

Rick Cargo is a Georgia logistics company working out of an industrial business park in Suwanee, northeast of Atlanta. Its main business is cross-docking, warehousing, repack and rework, and trucking from last-mile box trucks to LTL and FTL. It also sells an Amazon FBA and Walmart WFS prep service: labeling and prep, bundling and kitting, palletization, appointment-based receiving with receiving reports, and cartonization for FBA inbound shipments. The FBA page quotes all-in prep starting around $0.85 per unit for standard workflows and says the final rate depends on SKU volume, inventory flow and prep difficulty, so expect a custom quote. It is pitched at sellers shipping 1,000 to 20,000 or more units a month. Cautions: the FBA page went up in January 2026 and is not linked from the site's main menu, so the prep line is much newer than the company, and the page does not describe FNSKU or polybag work in detail. The About page claims over 15 years of logistics experience, but Rick Cargo LLC was registered in Georgia in November 2022 and its domain in May 2022. The site's history page repeats text published on another logistics company's site, so we do not rely on it. The $0.85 figure is a starting point, not a rate card.

ZonPrep runs two warehouses in McDonough, Georgia, at 126 Liberty Industrial Parkway and 1357 Highway 155 South, and it is explicit about who it is for: Amazon sellers doing $10 million or more. If you are below that, start elsewhere. The main product is cross-docking. Sellers send everything to one place and ZonPrep consolidates it with other clients' inventory into daily full truckloads with live unload appointments, which is how it bypasses Amazon inbound placement fees and shortens check-in. Prep sits alongside that and is described with real operational detail: FNSKU, transparency and sold-as-a-set labeling matched to your spec to avoid re-labeling chargebacks, kitting and bundling under custom SOPs per SKU combination, shrink wrapping, shipment plans built as optimized splits with proof of delivery supplied so your team can file reimbursements, and visual inspection that quarantines non-compliant units before they reach Amazon. Stated prep turnaround averages 48 hours on any shipment size, against a stated SLA ceiling of 72 hours, with no contract required. Pricing is quote-only. There is no phone number published anywhere on the site, so contact runs through email or the quote form, and the company's headline savings and accuracy figures are its own.

Renewal Logistics is a Georgia 3PL built around apparel, music and CPG brands, led by cofounders Courtney and Bryan Folk, with a warehouse at 200 Declaration Drive in McDonough and further sites in Atlanta, Duluth and Woodland, California. Its core lines are apparel fulfillment, ecommerce and retail fulfillment, subscription box kitting, and returns and circularity work, which includes mold remediation, an unusual capability that follows from handling large returned-goods volumes. Amazon FBA prep is one of six named services. The prep list is itemized rather than vague: product inspection, SKU labeling, polybagging, repacking, bubble wrapping, kitting, bundling, sticker removal, warning labels, shipping prep, and removals and returns handling. There are no published prep rates, and no advertised minimum either; the quote form's volume options start at 'just getting started'. One practical obstacle for buyers: the site publishes four street addresses and a toll-free number but no email address anywhere, including on its own quote page, so first contact has to go through the phone or the form.

All Points is an Atlanta 3PL at 190 Selig Dr SW, running warehousing and distribution, complex kitting, ecommerce fulfillment, commercial printing and retail store profiling, with Amazon seller services as one line among those. Start with the floor: the cheapest published prep plan begins at 8,000 units a month. Below that volume this is not an option. Above it the rates are clear, $1.00 per unit from 8,000 to 10,000, $0.90 to 20,000, $0.80 to 30,000, with $0.40 to $0.50 per additional item. Budget for the fees under the card as well: management is $500 a month, pallet storage $20 a month, receiving $10 a pallet in, and handling $10 a pallet out. Every plan includes receiving with inspection on arrival, inventory count, kitting and bundling, poly-bagging and wrapping, and a named account executive. The company serves both 1P vendor and 3P seller accounts and handles returns at scale. Founder Duane Kalinowski is named on the site, on LinkedIn, and in the Georgia record as registered agent of All Points Packaging and Distribution, Inc. The state registered that company on 2 June 1995 at the same Selig Drive address the site publishes today, so the "since 1995" claim is the record, not just the company's account.

PBD Worldwide is an enterprise fulfillment company headquartered at 1650 Bluegrass Lakes Parkway in Alpharetta, Georgia, with additional facilities in Chicago, Washington DC and Las Vegas. Its core business is B2B and retail fulfillment for publishers, health and nutrition brands, apparel and faith-based organizations, with DTC shipping from shared inventory. Amazon FBA prep is a named line inside that: FBA-compliant labeling and barcoding, packaging and repackaging and kitting, case-packed and individual unit prep, quality control inspections, photo documentation for compliance verification, and pallet prep with shipment coordination into Amazon fulfillment centers. The retail side handles routing guides, retailer-specific barcoding and carton and pallet configuration, which is the same discipline applied to a different customer. The company dates to 1976 and the domain to 1995, so the history is long and checkable. Two practical limits. No prep rates, minimums or turnaround are published anywhere, so everything is by quote. And there is no phone number on the site at all; the contact page sends sales inquiries to a web form and reserves its one published email address for everything else.