SPN-listed prep
On Amazon's Service Provider Network — findable in Seller Central.
Selling on Amazon means operating inside rules you don't write — prep specs, storage limits, policy changes that land with ninety days' notice. Whether you mix Amazon with your own DTC or sell exclusively through it, we keep the operation compliant and moving.
SPN-listed prep
On Amazon's Service Provider Network — findable in Seller Central.
Sub-0.5% rejections
FBA rejection rate on supplement and beauty SKUs, internally tracked.
2026-policy ready
Prepped before Amazon's FBA prep sunset took effect in 2026.
Amazon is its own operating environment. These four capabilities are what a seller actually needs from a fulfillment partner working inside it.
Our prep used to bounce at Amazon's dock a few times a quarter, and every bounce was a week of stranded inventory. Since the switch it has effectively stopped happening.
Yes. Most Amazon sellers run both — FBA for primary Amazon volume, MCF for non-Amazon channels (Shopify, eBay, etc.) using Amazon's fulfillment network.
Yes — listed on Amazon's Service Provider Network for FBA prep. Sellers can find us directly through Seller Central.
Both. Different operations, different requirements — we handle both flows in one engagement.
Amazon ends in-house FBA prep on January 1, 2026, so sellers relying on Amazon to prep need a third-party partner. The full breakdown — who is most affected, the timeline, how to choose a partner — is in our 2026 policy deep-dive. For what prep at scale looks like in practice, see the Calming Co. case study — FBA prep is part of that operation.
Yes — aerosols, alcohol-based products, and perfumes are prepped to FBA spec under our in-house IATA hazmat certifications, with no third-party freight handoff in the middle.
