Storage, pick and pack and dispatch for brands, wholesalers and online sellers who have outgrown the back room. Charges are per pallet, per order and per item, all on one rate card, so month end brings no surprises.
Most clients combine storage with fulfilment. Each option starts small and grows with your volumes, with no minimum term.
a pallet a week, from$5.50
For stock that arrives and leaves in bulk: wholesale orders, seasonal lines and overflow from your own premises.
an order, from$1.80
For online sellers and subscription boxes: we receive your stock, keep it on shelves and send each order the day it arrives.
a 20 ft container, from$240
For importers: loose cartons unloaded by hand, counted, palletised and racked, with any damage photographed and reported the same day.
Packaging materials are charged at cost, and courier postage depends on the carrier and the destination.
Every charge we make appears below. A line that is not on this card will never appear on your invoice.
| Activity | Unit | From |
|---|---|---|
| Goods in, palletised | per pallet | $4.00 |
| Goods in, loose cartons | per carton | $0.45 |
| Pallet storage | per pallet, per week | $5.50 |
| Shelf storage | per shelf, per week | $2.20 |
| Pick and pack, first item | per order | $1.80 |
| Each further item in the order | per item | $0.30 |
| Pallet out | per pallet | $4.00 |
| Returns checked and restocked | per item | $0.90 |
| Kitting and labelling | per hour | $32 |
Product codes, sizes, weights and how you sell, so we can plan shelves or pallet spaces.
A written quote built from the rate card and your real volumes, ended with 30 days' notice.
Give us the arrival date and we hold a dock and a team for it.
Every carton is scanned, checked against your paperwork and given a location.
Send orders by email, by spreadsheet or straight from your online shop, and dispatch begins.
Each morning a stock report lands in your inbox: what arrived, what left and what is running low. Any gap between the count and the system is looked into that day and explained in writing, so the numbers you sell from are numbers you can trust.
The site is dry, ambient and alarmed, with a locked cage for high value stock.
Chilled and frozen goods are outside what we can hold. Aerosols, solvents and bulk lithium batteries need an assessment first, because the rules on storing and shipping them are set by each country and by the carriers we hand parcels to.
Racking, benches, docks and a cage for the valuable lines, all under one roof.
Moving our stock in took two days, and the first stock report matched our own count to the unit. Orders have left the same day ever since.
Peak season used to mean the whole team packing boxes at night. Now the orders leave from Baybridge and December goes on running the business instead.
A twenty foot container of loose cartons was counted, palletised and racked within a day, and two crushed cartons were photographed before anyone signed.
No minimum term. Storage is billed weekly on the count and fulfilment monthly on orders sent, and either side can end the agreement with 30 days' notice.
Orders received by 14:00 on a working day leave that afternoon. Anything later goes out on the next working day.
Not at this site. Rules on storing goods before duty is paid are set by each country and usually call for a specially licensed warehouse, so your goods should be cleared through customs before they reach us. Your forwarder or customs broker can arrange that.
Only after an assessment. Aerosols, flammable liquids and large quantities of lithium batteries fall under storage and transport rules that vary by country and carrier, and some of them we must decline.
Our policy covers stock against fire, flood and theft up to an agreed value for each client. For higher values we suggest extending your own insurance, and we supply the details your insurer asks for.
Storage, handling and fulfilment are invoiced monthly in arrears, with packaging and postage listed on their own lines. Payment is arranged directly with us by the date on the invoice.
A few numbers are enough to price your account. A written quote, worked out from the rate card, follows within one working day.
Viewings of the site are welcome by appointment during working hours.
| Monday to Friday | 07:00 to 19:00 |
| Saturday | 08:00 to 12:00, dispatch only |
| Sunday | Closed |
A modern single storey warehouse on the edge of the city, five minutes from the ring road, with docks for full trailers and room for vans. Parcel collections leave every weekday afternoon.
This warehouse storage website was built by AI from two sentences. Tell us about your business and yours is built the same way, with its pages, photos and booking in place, ready to preview in minutes.
About this sample page
Baybridge Warehousing is a fictional company whose one page site shows how a storage and fulfilment provider can present itself on AI Web Maker. The hero sweeps a scanning light over a photo framed like a racking bay and states a pallet rate, a dispatch cut off and a daily stock report. Three priced options for pallets, fulfilment and container unloading follow, then a rate card with nine lines and their units. The page promises that no charge outside the card will ever be invoiced. That openness about price is why the sample works for sellers comparing providers.
After the prices, five steps explain how stock moves in and a split section describes the daily stock report. A list of goods states what the site holds and what it turns away, followed by a gallery, example reviews and six questions on terms, imports, hazardous goods, insurance and payment. A warehouse using AI Web Maker lists its services and rates in a short description, which the builder turns into a draft page carrying a quote form. Requests reach the team through the form or by phone, and contracts and payment are agreed directly. Rates and photos can be replaced while the order of the page stays the same.
The whole sample website of a warehouse storage, explained ·