High-Volume & Enterprise Fulfillment for Established E-Commerce Brands

Tell us your current daily or monthly order volume and we will tell you, honestly, whether KAK is the right fit before you fill out a single form field twice. The form below feeds directly to a dedicated account contact — not a shared support queue.

KAK Sourcing & Fulfillment is built for established e-commerce and wholesale brands doing $3,000 or more a day in sales — typically 50 to 500+ orders a day — and gives them a dedicated account contact, volume-based pricing on a locked published rate card, and retail-compliance-ready processes from a single 32,000 sq ft Houston facility, without the multi-node overhead built for 5,000-orders-a-day hyperscale DTC.

What “High-Volume” Means at KAK

Most 3PL marketing talks about volume in units shipped. We think about it differently, because it maps more honestly to what strains a fulfillment relationship: dollar volume and order complexity, not just box count. A brand doing $3,000+ a day — roughly seven figures a year — almost always has real SKU counts, real retail or wholesale relationships, and real consequences when an order ships wrong or late. In practical terms that usually looks like 50 to 500 orders a day for a mid-to-high AOV Shopify or Amazon brand, or a smaller order count moving through wholesale case-pack shipments to retail accounts — well within what a single, well-run Houston hub can handle.

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Key Facts: Rates, Timing, and What’s Included

No vague “call us for enterprise pricing.” These are the same published rates every KAK client sees, locked through Q1 2027. As your account scales, pricing moves to negotiated volume terms layered on this card, never away from transparency. Full detail lives on our 3PL pricing guide; model your own numbers with the enterprise pricing and onboarding.

What’s Included vs. What’s Extra

Included in the published base rate: pick-pack-ship at $2.75/order for items up to 5 lb, real-time WMS sync across every channel you connect, a dedicated account contact, standard Amazon FBA + FBM prep and dispatch, inventory insurance up to $100,000 per shipment, 15 days of free storage for new clients, free receiving at 50+ pallets, and zero setup fee.

Billed separately, always in writing: per-unit FBA prep at $1.00/unit, pallet storage at $25/pallet biweekly once free storage terms expire, and any negotiated onboarding concessions for larger accounts, which are scoped individually with your account contact rather than published as a fixed number. Nothing is added to an invoice you have not already agreed to.

Retail Compliance & Wholesale-Ready Operations

A meaningful share of the brands who fit this page are not purely DTC — they are shipping into wholesale accounts, big-box retailers, or a mix of both out of the same inventory pool. For those accounts, chargeback prevention is the difference between a profitable retail relationship and one that erodes margin every shipment. Our team manages routing guide compliance and carton labeling standards for retailer accounts as a standard part of the fulfillment process, with the same discipline applied to ASN accuracy on the WMS side. For EDI compliance (850/856/810) and routing guide chargebacks specifically, see B2B & wholesale fulfillment in Houston.

The Honest Ceiling: Where KAK Fits, and Where It Doesn’t

We would rather tell you this up front than have you find out three months into onboarding: KAK runs a single Houston hub and does not split inventory across regional nodes. For a brand running a few thousand orders a day out of one facility — the 50-to-500-orders-a-day, $3,000+/day profile this page is written for — that single-hub model is a genuine strength: one point of accountability, one dedicated account contact, no coordination overhead between warehouses.

But if your brand is shipping 5,000+ orders a day and needs inventory split across multiple U.S. regions for delivery-speed reasons, a single Houston hub is the wrong tool, and we say so directly on our own Houston 3PL hub overview), what FBA-specific prep at scale looks like (see the 3PL cost calculator is built for that comparison). When you are ready to talk specifics, Get my quote in 24 hours →