A UK 3PL Partner For The USA

Looking for a UK 3PL Partner For the USA?

We support leading ecommerce platforms and US shipping carriers, helping you dispatch orders quickly and keep customers updated with tracking.

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Get One Fulfilment Partner Across the UK and USA

Store stock in the USA, ship locally to American customers, and keep your UK and US fulfilment connected through one trusted partner and manage it all through one unified platform. 

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Fulfillable made it simple for us to expand from the UK into the USA without taking on the cost and risk of our own warehouse. Their team understood our setup quickly and helped us keep delivery times competitive for US customers.

FAQs

Everything UK brands need to know about launching fulfilment in the USA with Fulfillable.

Can a UK brand use your USA fulfilment service?

Yes. Fulfillable helps UK ecommerce brands store inventory in the USA and ship orders domestically to American customers.

No. We handle the warehouse space, staff, pick and pack operation, dispatch and fulfilment process for you.

Yes. We can support brands that need fulfilment in the UK, the USA, or both markets through one joined-up fulfilment partner.

We can support shipping with major US carriers including USPS, UPS and FedEx.

Yes. Using a 3PL is a lower-risk way to test US demand before investing in your own American warehouse operation.

Yes. We can connect with leading ecommerce platforms including Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon, eBay and TikTok Shop.

Possibly. US sales tax is handled state-by-state, not nationally like UK VAT. If you store stock in the USA or pass certain sales thresholds in a state, you may need to register, collect and remit sales tax. You should speak to a US tax adviser before launching.

Not always. Some UK companies can ship stock to the USA and use a US fulfilment centre without immediately forming a US company. However, depending on your sales model, banking, tax position and import setup, forming a US entity may be useful.

It can. Holding inventory in the USA may create sales tax nexus or other filing requirements depending on the state and how your business is structured. For example, Texas says remote sellers can have tax responsibilities where inventory is stored in Texas and sales thresholds are met.

Many UK businesses selling into the USA apply for an EIN, which is a US federal tax ID number for businesses and other entities. The IRS says businesses can obtain an EIN directly from the IRS.

You will usually need to decide who is responsible for importing the goods into the USA. This may be your business, a customs broker, freight forwarder or another nominated party depending on the shipment setup. US Customs and Border Protection recommends importers understand CBP policies and procedures before importing goods.

For many UK brands, using a customs broker or freight forwarder is the easiest way to move stock into the USA correctly. They can help with customs entry, duty codes, paperwork and import compliance.

No. Fulfillable is your fulfilment partner, not your tax adviser. We can support the operational side of storing and shipping stock from the USA, but you should use a qualified US tax adviser for sales tax, income tax and registration advice.

Yes. We can receive, inspect and process US customer returns, helping you avoid sending returns back across the Atlantic.

Delivery times depend on the carrier, service and customer location, but shipping domestically from the USA is usually much faster than sending each order from the UK.

Yes. This is one of the main advantages. You can use Fulfillable for UK and USA fulfilment, keeping both markets under one partner instead of managing separate 3PLs.

You should prepare product data, SKUs, barcodes, carton information, customs values, HS codes, stock forecasts and your preferred sales channels. You should also review tax, import and insurance requirements before shipping inventory.

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