Top 3PLs in Salt Lake City: 10 Fulfillment Companies Compared

Each of these 10 fulfillment companies runs a Salt Lake City-area warehouse, and we confirmed every location on the company's own site. You can compare what each one operates locally, how many warehouses it has elsewhere, its order minimum, how it prices and what it handles; the ranking is built from those same facts.

  • 10 companies ranked
  • 15 warehouses in Salt Lake City between them
  • Updated September 2026
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Compare Salt Lake City 3PLs side by side

Local warehouses, network size, order minimums and pricing model for every company on the list.

#CompanyBest forIn Salt Lake CityNetworkOrder minimumPricing
1Cart.comMid-market and enterprise brands selling DTC, wholesale and online2 warehouses14 totalNot publishedCustom quote
2Atomix LogisticsFast-growing CPG brands shipping small items DTC, retail and Amazon1 warehouse3 totalNo minimumCustom quote
3NovEx Supply ChainSupplement and personal care brands needing FDA-registered storage1 warehouse2 totalNo minimumCustom quote
4Quality Distribution (QDI)Food and CPG brands shipping pallets to big-box retail5 warehouses5 totalNot publishedCustom quote
5Nimbl FulfillmentBrands wanting published per-order rates from a Salt Lake City hub1 warehouse2 totalNot publishedTiered pricing
6StordHigh-volume DTC and B2B brands wanting fulfillment plus OMS software1 warehouse20 totalNot publishedCustom quote
7Red Stag FulfillmentBrands shipping products over 10 lbs by parcel and pallet1 warehouse2 totalNot publishedCustom quote
8Selery FulfillmentEcommerce brands wanting published per-order rates and no contract1 warehouse7 totalNot publishedTiered pricing
9DHL Supply ChainEnterprise contract logistics; IDS arm for growing ecommerce brands1 warehouse529 totalNot publishedCustom quote
10AmericoldFood brands needing frozen, chilled or ambient storage at scale1 warehouse192 totalNot publishedCustom quote

The 10 best 3PL companies in Salt Lake City

1

Cart.com

Mid-market and enterprise brands selling DTC, wholesale and online

Visit cart.com

Cart.com has a 190,000 sq ft center in Salt Lake City, close to the airport and I-15, I-80 and I-215, plus 329,000 sq ft over in West Valley City. Growing brands that sell direct and wholesale can add its order management and marketplace services on top of fulfillment.

Strengths

  • Network stated at 14 fulfillment centers and more than 6M sq ft
  • Routing-guide retail orders, FBA prep, kitting and returns refurbishing
  • Connects to SPS Commerce, CommerceHub, Brightpearl and Microsoft Dynamics 365

Worth knowing

  • No rates or order minimum published
  • Utah street addresses not published
  • DTC ecommerce
  • B2B and retail
  • Retail EDI compliance
  • Amazon FBA prep
  • Kitting and assembly
  • Returns
  • Value-added services
2

Atomix Logistics

Fast-growing CPG brands shipping small items DTC, retail and Amazon

Visit atomixlogistics.com

In West Valley City, Atomix has a center with 6,600 pallet spots that handles direct-to-consumer, retail and Amazon FBA prep work from one site. Brands that have not launched yet can sign on, since it sets no order volume minimum.

Strengths

  • Mis-shipped orders credited at full order value plus the reship
  • Lost or damaged inventory reimbursed at full cost
  • Connects to Shopify, TikTok Shop, Etsy, Faire, Target and Costco

Worth knowing

  • No published rates; a monthly software fee is charged
  • Focus on items under 5 lbs
  • DTC ecommerce
  • B2B and retail
  • Retail EDI compliance
  • Amazon FBA prep
  • Kitting and assembly
  • Subscription boxes
  • Returns
  • Value-added services
3

NovEx Supply Chain

Supplement and personal care brands needing FDA-registered storage

Visit novexit.com

NovEx is based in Salt Lake City, and its local center has 250,000+ sq ft of climate-controlled, FDA-registered space with fire suppression and 24/7 monitoring. Supplement, personal care and medical device brands get lot tracking and FEFO rotation, with a second FDA-registered site in Memphis.

Strengths

  • No order minimums or fixed fees, on short-term agreements
  • Connects to Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon, eBay and NetSuite
  • Returns, kitting and cross-dock work

Worth knowing

  • Quote-based pricing
  • DTC ecommerce
  • B2B and retail
  • Retail EDI compliance
  • Kitting and assembly
  • Returns
  • Bulky and heavy
  • Cross-dock and transload
  • International
  • Value-added services
4

Quality Distribution (QDI)

Food and CPG brands shipping pallets to big-box retail

Visit qdislc.com

QDI keeps its whole operation in Salt Lake City: 5 warehouses with 1.6 million sq ft between them, indoor rail spurs and a truck fleet of its own. If you sell food or consumer goods by the pallet to big-box retailers, its buildings carry SQF Level 3 certification and FDA registration.

Strengths

  • ISO 9001:2015, organic and GMP certified
  • Same-day LTL delivery within Utah, plus cross-docking and transloading
  • Operating since 1995

Worth knowing

  • Built around pallets and cases; no ecommerce cart integrations listed
  • Rates by quote only
  • B2B and retail
  • Retail EDI compliance
  • Food grade
  • Kitting and assembly
  • Contract packaging
  • Cross-dock and transload
  • LTL and FTL freight
  • Last mile
  • Value-added services
5

Nimbl Fulfillment

Brands wanting published per-order rates from a Salt Lake City hub

Visit getnimbl.com

Nimbl is a family-owned Salt Lake City 3PL founded in 2005, working from a Gladiola Street center with 32 dock doors and 25,000 pallet positions. You can price it before calling: ecommerce orders run $2.25 each at up to 500 a month.

Strengths

  • Storage at $18 per pallet or $2 per bin a month, receiving at $11 a pallet, returns at $3.00
  • Amazon FBA, Seller Central and Vendor Central connections, plus Walmart, Wayfair and eBay
  • Laser and direct-to-garment printing alongside kitting and subscription boxes

Worth knowing

  • Building size in square feet not published
  • Quotes needed for B2B and above 10,000 orders a month
  • DTC ecommerce
  • B2B and retail
  • Retail EDI compliance
  • Amazon FBA prep
  • Kitting and assembly
  • Subscription boxes
  • Returns
  • LTL and FTL freight
  • Value-added services
  • International
6

Stord

High-volume DTC and B2B brands wanting fulfillment plus OMS software

Visit stord.com

Stord's Utah site is a fulfillment center in Ogden, one node in a network the company puts at more than 20. High-volume DTC and B2B brands get Stord's own OMS and WMS with the warehouse space.

Strengths

  • Stated 99.5% coverage within 1 to 2 days by ground
  • Connects to Amazon, Walmart Marketplace, Faire, Mirakl and NetSuite
  • LTL, drayage, parcel and cold storage services

Worth knowing

  • Pricing only after a call; no rates published
  • Ogden street address not published
  • DTC ecommerce
  • B2B and retail
  • Retail EDI compliance
  • Kitting and assembly
  • Subscription boxes
  • Returns
  • Cold chain
  • LTL and FTL freight
  • Drayage
  • Last mile
  • Value-added services
7

Red Stag Fulfillment

Brands shipping products over 10 lbs by parcel and pallet

Visit redstagfulfillment.com

At 5656 John Cannon Dr, beside the Salt Lake City Inland Port, Red Stag runs a 450,000 sq ft building that ships both parcels and pallets. If your products are bulky or weigh over 10 lbs, this is the western half of its network, paired with a center in Sweetwater, Tennessee.

Strengths

  • Shrinkage, on-time and accuracy guarantees, with reimbursement or credits when missed
  • Amazon extra-large items shipped under Seller Fulfilled Prime
  • Connects to Shopify, TikTok Shop, Walmart, Target and Costco Wholesale

Worth knowing

  • Pricing only through a quote form asking for weights, volumes and SKU count
  • Stock sits in Utah or Tennessee only
  • DTC ecommerce
  • B2B and retail
  • Retail EDI compliance
  • Amazon FBA prep
  • Kitting and assembly
  • Returns
  • LTL and FTL freight
  • Drayage
  • Bulky and heavy
  • Value-added services
8

Selery Fulfillment

Ecommerce brands wanting published per-order rates and no contract

Visit seleryfulfillment.com

Selery ships from 720 S. Gladiola Street in Salt Lake City and from 6 more US warehouses across Texas, Illinois, Florida, North Carolina and California. Growing ecommerce brands see the cost up front: $1.90 per order under 5,000 orders a month, with no long-term contract.

Strengths

  • Per-order fee drops to $1.50 at 5,000 orders and $1.00 at 10,000+
  • Custom branded packaging and kitting
  • Also runs sites in Canada, the UK and the Netherlands

Worth knowing

  • No published square footage or certifications
  • DTC ecommerce
  • B2B and retail
  • Amazon FBA prep
  • Kitting and assembly
  • Subscription boxes
  • Returns
  • LTL and FTL freight
  • Cross-dock and transload
  • Value-added services
  • International
9

DHL Supply Chain

Enterprise contract logistics; IDS arm for growing ecommerce brands

Visit dhl.com

In Salt Lake City, DHL works through IDS, powered by DHL, whose western hub stores temperature-controlled goods for food, beauty and wellness brands. Growing ecommerce brands can send retail compliance, subscription kitting and FBA prep work through the same IDS network, which also runs sites in Atlanta and Indianapolis.

Strengths

  • Part of a North American network stated at more than 161 million sq ft
  • Returns, last-mile and international services
  • Food-grade and cold-chain capability in the wider DHL network

Worth knowing

  • Salt Lake City street address and building size not published
  • Rates not published
  • DTC ecommerce
  • B2B and retail
  • Retail EDI compliance
  • Amazon FBA prep
  • Kitting and assembly
  • Subscription boxes
  • Returns
  • LTL and FTL freight
  • Food grade
  • Cold chain
  • FTZ and bonded
  • Value-added services
  • International
  • Last mile
10

Americold

Food brands needing frozen, chilled or ambient storage at scale

Visit americold.com

Americold's Utah site for brands is in Clearfield: a freezer warehouse served by rail and set up for forward distribution and consolidation. If you ship frozen food, it puts Utah inside a cold network of 192 warehouses across the US and Canada.

Strengths

  • SQF certified at more than 90% of US and Canada sites
  • Direct-to-consumer cold-chain orders from 5 US sites, tracked in SmarTrakr
  • Drop lot service on site

Worth knowing

  • Frozen and temperature-controlled food focus
  • No rates, minimums or square footage published
  • Cold chain
  • Food grade
  • DTC ecommerce
  • B2B and retail
  • Retail EDI compliance
  • Kitting and assembly
  • Returns
  • LTL and FTL freight
  • Cross-dock and transload
  • Drayage
  • International
  • FTZ and bonded
  • Value-added services

Shipping from Salt Lake City: what the location gives you

Start with reach: key West Coast ports and about 80 million consumers sit within an 18-hour truck trip of Salt Lake City. If you are deciding between this metro and Reno-Sparks for a single western warehouse, map your own order addresses against that radius before you compare quotes.

Road and rail freight meet in the city’s Northwest Quadrant, which covers 16,000 acres with I-80, I-215 and I-15 along its edges near the airport. Union Pacific and BNSF both run Class I service there, 1 in 5 Utah truck trips start or end in the quadrant, and BNSF added a 43-acre intermodal facility in July 2025, five miles from the airport, with new intermodal service to and from California.

Air cargo has an outlet too: Salt Lake City International moved about 295 million pounds of it in 2025. For hiring, about 163,000 people in the metro work in trade, transportation and utilities (preliminary figures for August 2026). Growth in Utah centers here as well: no other counties in the state gained as many new residents as Utah County and Salt Lake County, and the state total reached 3,551,150 in July 2025.

What to ask before you sign with a Salt Lake City 3PL

  1. What is the street address of the building my stock will go to, and can I tour it before signing?
  2. How do you cover holiday peak labor in this building, and what did it ship on its busiest day last year?
  3. What are your daily carrier pickup cutoffs, and which carriers collect from this dock?
  4. If my inbound freight comes by container from a California port, who handles the leg to your dock, and at what price?
  5. Do you already ship to Walmart, Target or Costco under their routing guides from this location?
  6. What happens to storage and pick fees if my volume doubles, or halves, in the first year?

Salt Lake City 3PL FAQ

What do Salt Lake City fulfillment companies charge per order?

Selery publishes $1.90 per order under 5,000 orders a month and Nimbl $2.25 per order at up to 500, and they are the only 2 of the 10 with public rate cards. Both fall with volume: Selery to $1.00 above 10,000 orders and Nimbl to $1.75 at 5,000 to 10,000. Every other firm on the list prices by quote.

Is there a Salt Lake City 3PL with no order minimum?

Yes: NovEx Supply Chain and Atomix Logistics both state they set no order minimum, and Atomix takes brands that have not launched yet. Nimbl's rate card starts with a 1 to 500 orders a month tier and Selery's with an under 5,000 tier; the other 6 firms publish no minimum.

Is Salt Lake City a good location for an ecommerce warehouse?

Its case is reach and freight access: an 18-hour truck trip covers about 80 million consumers plus key West Coast ports, and Union Pacific and BNSF both provide Class I rail service. Check how much of your own demand falls inside that 18-hour radius before you commit to a single building here.

Which Salt Lake City 3PLs are FDA registered?

QDI registers each of its 5 Salt Lake City buildings with the FDA, NovEx's Salt Lake City center (250,000+ sq ft) is FDA registered, and Nimbl states FDA registration and GMP certification. Red Stag Fulfillment also lists FDA registration.

Can a Salt Lake City 3PL ship to both Amazon and retail stores?

Yes: 6 of the 10 list Amazon FBA prep and all 10 list B2B or retail fulfillment. QDI is set up for pallet and case shipments to big-box retail, and Red Stag Fulfillment connects to Walmart, Target and Costco Wholesale.

Where are the 3PL warehouses in the Salt Lake City area?

7 of the 10 firms have a building in Salt Lake City itself, Cart.com and Atomix Logistics have space in West Valley City, Stord is in Ogden and Americold in Clearfield. Red Stag and 2 of QDI's buildings are on John Cannon Dr, and Nimbl and Selery are both on Gladiola Street.