FBA prep centers in Tennessee.

K&K Prep Solutions is a prep center in Gallatin, Tennessee, half an hour from Nashville, handling Amazon FBA and Walmart WFS prep alongside FBM fulfillment, warehousing and distribution. They publish two prep rate cards and which one you are on matters. Wholesale and private label runs $0.87 per unit under 1,000 units a month, $0.75 from 1,000 and $0.68 from 2,500. Online and retail arbitrage is a separate, higher card at $1.45, $1.35 and $1.25, with sticker removal included. Both cover inspection, SKU verification, FNSKU and carton labeling, dunnage, 14 days of storage and 12 months of invoice retention. Receiving is free only when the carrier unloads at their dock, and the shipment plan covers one inbound destination at $10 for each extra. Poly bags run $0.30 to $0.50 by size, multi-packs $0.15 and bundles $0.25, and anything over 18 inches or 5 lbs adds $1.25 a unit, over 20 lbs $2.25. No monthly minimums or long-term commitment, a $50 minimum invoice on outbound shipments, and 24 to 48 hour standard prep. They take parcel, pallet, LTL and truckload at a commercial dock. The caution is age. The footer calls K&K a division of Computer Dimensions LLC, but that company registered in Tennessee in July 2025, a day after the domain, so the whole operation is about fourteen months old.

My Fulfillment Team is a family-owned prep center in Dresden, Tennessee, operating since 2014, with storage and a ready-ship e-commerce line behind the Amazon work. The rate card is the most itemized in this batch: standard processing is $1.45 per unit for 1 to 29 pieces and $1.15 from 30, covering receiving, unboxing, visual inspection and labeling. The $1.15 rate depends on reaching 30 pieces within seven days on their prep floor, after which the balance moves to storage or is billed at $1.80 a cubic foot per 30 days. Bagging runs $1.90, bubble wrapping $2.15 plus $0.55 per foot, bundles or multi-packs $3.05 up to 12 units, jewelry and books $1.90, shoes $2.85 a pair, and expiration or suffocation labels $0.10 each. A $10 minimum applies to every prep order, inventory arriving before it is entered in their software adds $0.50 a unit, and boxes run $2.45 to $7.25 separately. Storage is $0.70 per cubic foot per month with no long-term fee, after a one-time $189 setup. Processing is 24 to 48 hours, first in first out. Two cautions. They are not climate-controlled and take meltables only between October 16 and April 14. And their pages disagree about size, 100,000 sq ft on the homepage against a 10,000 sq ft warehouse on the pricing page.

Warehousing Pro is a 3PL in Nashville, Tennessee, operating since 2013, covering warehouse storage, pick and pack, kitting and assembly, subscription box fulfillment, freight handling, cross docking and container devanning, with a dedicated Amazon FBA prep line. Their prep page walks through Amazon's own requirements in detail: FNSKU labels over the UPC, transparent poly bags at 1.5 mils or thicker carrying a barcode or ASIN label and a suffocation warning where parts are small, and wood pallets at 48 by 40 inches within 1,500 lbs and 72 inches. What it says about their own process is thinner, four workflow steps with one repeating another word for word. They split shipments across Amazon's designated fulfillment centers by small parcel or LTL. They handle the Seller Central shipping plan, packing lists and box content information. Pricing is quoted rather than published. One practical note. There is no email address anywhere on the site, so the only ways in are the two phone lines and the contact form. Business hours are Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm.