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Prep center · Cleveland, OH

HermesLines

Cleveland, OHFounded 2023hermeslines.com ↗+1 216-206-7739

Reviewed · 2026-09-29
Full 3PL

General fulfillment operation with a verified FBA prep service. Never ranked and never counted in our prep-specialist stats.

Editor summary

HermesLines is an ecommerce fulfillment warehouse in Cleveland, Ohio, operated by Logilines LLC, an Ohio company registered in December 2023. It works from Suite B at 5300 Tradex Parkway, a multi-tenant industrial building, and handles direct-to-consumer orders, pallet storage, and B2B and Amazon FBA prep. Its services page lists inbound inspection for damage and quantity discrepancies, labeling, carton building and pallet wrapping, with dispatch to Amazon fulfillment centers and retail distribution centers across the eastern US. Prep is billed as labor rather than per unit: $60 per hour, which its prep-cost article says is prorated to the minute, plus $10 per new pallet and $5 per stretch wrap, with no monthly order minimum. Its cost articles also list a platform fee from $14 a month in months inventory moves, which the pricing page does not show. Pallet receiving is $10 and storage starts at $15.99 per pallet per month. Its pricing page adds FNSKU labeling and polybagging, and its rate card adds carton and pallet shipping labels and packing lists. Cautions: this is a DTC-first 3PL and FBA prep shares one short section with B2B retail work. The operator asks sellers to supply current Amazon prep guidelines with every shipment, so agree in writing who owns compliance. Hourly billing makes per-unit cost hard to predict; ask for a time estimate on a sample batch. The site went live in August 2024. Until at least April 2026 its Amazon service was priced per pallet ($79.95 for one pallet); the hourly unit-level prep card dates from about May 2026.

Operating since:
2023 (3 yrs)

At a glance

2023Founded3 yrs operating
10Servicesprep + adjacent

Services offered

Services offered

FNSKU labeling
Amazon's per-seller-per-SKU barcode applied before inventory enters an FC. Required for FBA.
Inspection
Per-unit visual and functional QC. Catches damage before Amazon's receive team does.
Prep
Receiving, labeling, repackaging your inventory to Amazon's exact specs before each shipment.
Polybagging
Suffocation-warning polybagging for soft, fragile, or multi-pack items per Amazon's prep policy.
B2B fulfillment
Amazon B2B / wholesale prep including palletization and case-pack requirements.
Long-term storage
Bulk storage beyond Amazon's 6-month long-term limit, often cheaper than FC overage fees.
Returns processing
FBA / FBM returns processing: receive, inspect, regrade, restock, or dispose.
Kitting
Combining loose components into a single SKU before sending to Amazon. Reduces FBA fees.
DTC fulfillment
Direct-to-consumer pick-pack-ship fulfillment for Shopify, WooCommerce, and other DTC channels.
LTL freight
LTL freight handling for inbound pallet shipments.

Pricing

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Prep billed as labor, not per unit: general prep and labor $60/hour (the operator's prep-cost article says prorated to the minute), new pallet $10, stretch wrap $5 per pallet; receiving $10 per pallet or $0.99 to $6.95 per carton by weight, and billed at $60/hour when a packing list or carton SKU labels are missing; pallet storage $15.99/month (1 pallet) down to $13.01 (15+), one-pallet monthly minimum; no monthly order minimum. The operator's cost articles also list a platform fee from $14/month in months inventory moves, which the pricing page does not show (https://hermeslines.com/pricing/ and https://hermeslines.com/us-fulfillment-cost-2026/, captured 2026-09-29).

Retrieved 2026-09-29

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FAQ

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Where is HermesLines located?
HermesLines operates out of 5300 Tradex Parkway, Suite B in Cleveland, OH.
What services does HermesLines offer?
HermesLines offers 10 core services: FNSKU labeling, Inspection, Prep, Polybagging, B2B fulfillment, Long-term storage, Returns processing, Kitting, DTC fulfillment, LTL freight. See the Services Offered section above for a one-line description of each.
What does HermesLines charge?
HermesLines prep billed as labor, not per unit: general prep and labor $60/hour (the operator's prep-cost article says prorated to the minute), new pallet $10, stretch wrap $5 per pallet; receiving $10 per pallet or $0.99 to $6.95 per carton by weight, and billed at $60/hour when a packing list or carton SKU labels are missing; pallet storage $15.99/month (1 pallet) down to $13.01 (15+), one-pallet monthly minimum; no monthly order minimum. The operator's cost articles also list a platform fee from $14/month in months inventory moves, which the pricing page does not show (https://hermeslines.com/pricing/ and https://hermeslines.com/us-fulfillment-cost-2026/, captured 2026-09-29).
Is HermesLines currently accepting new clients?
HermesLines indicates they are accepting new clients as of our last review. Capacity changes seasonally, especially during Q4 prep season. Confirm directly via their website or phone before committing volume.
Does HermesLines handle hazmat?
We have not recorded a yes or no on hazmat for HermesLines. If you sell batteries, aerosols, flammables, or lithium cells, confirm in writing with HermesLines which hazard classes they take before committing volume; many prep centers do not handle these categories.
How long has HermesLines been operating?
HermesLines has been operating since 2023 (3 years as of our last review). Newer operator; cross-check recent reviews and named-staff tenure for added signal.

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