The Fulfillment Advisor

What services do you provide?

We help companies find the right third-party logistics (3PL) partners, assist businesses in securing warehouse space through commercial tenant brokerage, and advise owners on buying or selling 3PL and fulfillment companies. Each service is designed to simplify complex logistics and real estate decisions while delivering better long-term outcomes.

How much do your services cost?

For 3PL matching services, there is no cost to companies looking to outsource. Qualified 3PLs pay a small, one-time fee (under $50) to review and quote your project, which does not affect your pricing. For commercial warehouse tenant brokerage and 3PL business brokerage services, we work on a success-based fee, charging a small percentage when a transaction successfully closes.

What makes your services different from other logistics advisors or marketplaces?

We’ve been matching businesses with warehouses and 3PLs since 2005—long before online marketplaces and copycats entered the space. We remain fully unbiased, don’t play favorites, and rely on over 20 years of proprietary data to find the right fit, not just an available one. For 3PL matching, we charge no commissions to shippers, ensuring recommendations are objective and pricing is never inflated behind the scenes.

How quickly does the process work?

For 3PL matching, once I receive your requirements, qualified providers can be identified within minutes using our proprietary database of capabilities and locations. For warehouse tenant brokerage, we move quickly by focusing only on spaces that meet your operational needs—no wasted tours or mismatched listings. For buying or selling a 3PL, our vetted network and targeted outreach typically result in a faster path to a letter of intent than traditional brokerage models.

Who do you typically work with?

We work with businesses of all sizes, from growing small companies to established and international brands expanding into the U.S. We have a particular passion for helping underdog operators, first-time outsourcers, and companies coming out of difficult logistics situations—turning complex or stressful challenges into clear, workable solutions.