Pick and Pack Services Built Around Your Order Rules
Your inventory stays visible in our warehouse. We pick the correct SKU and variant, pack to your instructions, prepare carrier-ready parcels, and return tracking to your store.
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Great customer service, super fast shipping and excellent pricing.” – Carlos Lang
See the whole cost of every order before it ships
A low pick fee is only one line of the fulfillment cost. Your itemized quote shows base order handling, additional picks, packaging, receiving and storage, value-added work, returns, and outbound postage—using your actual order profile.
WHAT MAY AFFECT YOUR QUOTE
Your final quote is built from your SKUs, items per order, packaging, destinations, and service level.
From warehouse shelf to shipping label
Accurate picking
Pick by SKU, variant, quantity, bundle rules, destination, and order priority.
Order packing
Protect and present each order according to agreed product and carrier requirements.
Labels & documents
Match each parcel with shipping labels, barcodes, invoices, inserts, and required paperwork.
Custom packaging
Branded boxes, mailers, tissue, cards, and inserts.
Kitting & bundles
Combine defined components and verify completeness.
Returns processing
Inspect returned items before restocking or review.
A controlled workflow for every order

Order received
Order information and packing instructions enter the agreed workflow.
Inventory picked
SKU, variant, quantity, and bundle components are selected.
Order checked
Picked products are checked against the order requirements.
Packing applied
Protection, presentation, and branded materials are added.
Label matched
Shipping label and documents are matched to the parcel.
Tracking returned
Available fulfillment and tracking data returns to the store.
Three checkpoints before the parcel leaves the warehouse
Accuracy should be checked while errors can still be corrected: when inventory is received, while the parcel is open, and before dispatch. The exact checks are mapped to your products and packing rules.
✓ Pick & pack: variant, units, bundle components, and inserts
✓ Pre-dispatch: parcel, shipping label, and documents
✓ Exceptions recorded before the order is released
✓ Photo or video evidence for applicable checks on request

A fast normal day is not enough
NORMAL FLOW
Clear daily processing and receiving expectations.
Order cut-off expectations
Receiving and put-away
Inventory replenishment timing
PEAK & EXCEPTIONS
Plan how the operation responds when forecasts change.
Promotion communication
Volume-spike planning
Escalation contacts for blocked orders
Keep orders, inventory, and tracking visible
Order integration reduces manual transfers and makes warehouse activity easier to trace. Before activation, we map how each status and exception should move between your store and the fulfillment workflow.
✓ Inventory updates ✓ Tracking sync
✓ Address changes ✓ Holds & cancellations
✓ Out-of-stock items ✓ Split shipments

Make every parcel feel like your brand

BRANDED MATERIALS
Boxes, mailers, tissue, cards, care guides, and labels.
DIFFERENT RULES
Vary packing by SKU, product type, bundle, market, or campaign.
KITTING & BUNDLES
Define every component, quantity, and presentation rule.
COMPONENT VISIBILITY
Clarify how bundle inventory changes when one item is unavailable.
Know what happens next before the first exception
COMMON EXCEPTIONS
Wrong or missing item
Damaged product or packaging
Invalid customer address
Out-of-stock item
Inventory discrepancy
Cancellation or order change
Carrier delay or failed delivery
Return and restocking decision
CLEAR ESCALATION—NOT SILENT DELAYS
Compare the same order—not two headline prices
HEADLINE-ONLY COMPARISON
“Pick fee: $X”
But are additional picks, packaging, receiving, storage, value-added work, returns, and postage included—or added later?
ALL-IN OPERATIONAL COMPARISON
✓ Which line items are included in base order handling?
✓ How are additional units and SKUs charged?
✓ Are standard and branded materials separate?
✓ How are receiving and storage calculated?
✓ How are kitting, inserts, relabeling, and returns charged?
✓ Is outbound postage passed through or marked up?
✓ Who pays when a warehouse error requires a resend?
✓ What changes during peak periods?
Built for established ecommerce brands that need more control
A STRONG FIT WHEN
✓ Manual packing is consuming your team’s time
✓ Warehouse errors are creating replacements and tickets
✓ Order volume has outgrown manual fulfillment
✓ You need consistent branded packaging
✓ You sell bundles, kits, or multi-item orders
✓ Your current 3PL is slow when something goes wrong
NOT POSITIONED FOR
First-time sellers testing their first product.
The service is designed for brands with an established operation preparing to scale.
Questions brands ask before choosing a 3PL
How much does pick and pack cost per order?
The all-in cost depends on item count, SKU complexity, materials, storage, receiving, kitting, returns, and postage.
What is a first pick versus an additional pick?
The first pick covers the first item selected. Additional picks cover extra units or SKUs in the same order.
Are packaging materials included?
Standard and custom materials should be identified separately so the expected cost remains clear.
Can you handle bundles and branded inserts?
Yes. Components, quantities, packing instructions, and inventory logic are defined before regular fulfillment.
What if an order changes after picking begins?
The warehouse checks the current status and follows the agreed stop, change, or escalation procedure.
How do you prevent wrong-item shipments?
Controls can include SKU, variant, quantity, bundle, packing-rule, and final label verification.
Do you support Shopify fulfillment?
Dropship China Pro supports ecommerce integration, including Shopify; the exact workflow is confirmed before activation.
How are returns handled?
Returns can be received, inspected, reported, and separated for restocking or further review under the agreed workflow.
See what pick and pack would cost for your actual orders
We use your real order structure to prepare a more meaningful fulfillment discussion—not just advertise a low headline pick fee.