14 Best 3PL Providers in Georgia (2026)

Smart Warehousing operates 18 facilities across the country, ranging from ambient storage all the way through cold chain. Their Atlanta location has temperature controlled, refrigerated, and frozen space for food and beverage brands, and the facility is both FDA registered and AIB certified. They also handle footwear, Seller Fulfilled Prime (SFP), and can work with a lot of different product types depending on the facility.

Komar Distribution has owned and operated their own apparel brands for over a hundred years and also runs a 3PL that specializes in apparel fulfillment out of the greater Savannah area, Oklahoma, and California. Their Savannah facility sits in a Foreign Trade Zone, which gives brands certain advantages on imported goods, and they use robotics and heavy automation throughout their operation. They handle both B2C and B2B retail with strong retailer compliance, and they can also do small parcel and cosmetics work.

All Points operates a family-owned fulfillment center in Atlanta, Georgia that specializes in omnichannel fulfillment, kitting, and retailer compliance. We've placed several brands with them at Fulfill.com, including Turtlebox Audio, which has both a retail and direct-to-consumer business. They've opened additional warehouse space over time to keep up with client growth, and they've been strong partners for every brand we've sent their way.

Fastpak Fulfillment runs a single-location fulfillment and packaging operation in Atlanta, Georgia, where they help brands save money by moving into better packaging options like switching from boxes to poly bags or using better-sized boxes. They also sell their packaging to other 3PLs, so they know the packaging side really well. We've had a ton of success working with Fast Pack across cosmetics, home goods, outdoor sports, and equipment brands on D2C, Amazon, and B2B fulfillment.

ITB Fulfillment operates a boutique 3PL in Atlanta, Georgia that specializes in direct-to-consumer fulfillment for cosmetics, home goods, art supplies, and footwear brands. They handle seasonal spikes well, and we've seen their clients grow 6-8x within just 2-3 months, including international brands expanding into the US market. We've gotten a ton of positive feedback from brands we've placed with them.

SHIP8 has two highly automated facilities in Northern California and Savannah, Georgia, and their automation helps them stay competitive on pricing. We've placed brands with them that have bulkier products like outdoor and home goods, and they also work with food brands across omnichannel fulfillment. Having locations on both coasts gives brands the option to split inventory and save on shipping rates over time.

Stord runs a national 3PL with facilities all over the country, and they've made several acquisitions recently so some locations are owned by Stord while others follow more of a 4PL model. They built their own warehouse management system (WMS), which is one of their main differentiators for high-volume omnichannel brands growing from DTC into B2B retail. Their national footprint gives them strong buying power on carrier rates, which helps brands save on shipping.

Davinci Micro Fulfillment runs a network of small fulfillment centers spread across the country, and they work best with brands that have a low SKU count but high order volume and want to extend inventory across multiple locations to get orders to customers faster. They were one of the first 3PLs to fully integrate with Amazon and have strong Seller Fulfilled Prime (SFP) capabilities. Their CEO, Corey Apirian, is a well-respected industry veteran.

Green Wave Electronics has five locations across the country, with Atlanta being one of their larger facilities, and they handle a lot of electronics fulfillment along with solid returns and refurbishment services. We've had success at Fulfill.com matching various brands with them in addition to just electronics. They offer seller fulfilled prime at all their locations, which lets brands keep the Prime badge without using Amazon FBA.

GoBolt runs fulfillment operations in both the US and Canada with a focus on being environmentally conscious and working toward carbon neutrality. They operate their own fleet for transportation, also use third-party carriers, and work best with high-volume omnichannel brands in retail and DTC. For enterprise brands, having a Canadian location is a big benefit because it removes the need to deal with international shipping from the US to Canada.

DP Wagner owns and operates several of their own brands as a manufacturer, and their main focus is retail and B2B fulfillment. Retailer compliance is their bread and butter, and they help brands expand into new retail accounts using the relationships they've built with retailers and manufacturers. They also handle DTC fulfillment, but they work best with brands that already have a strong retail or Amazon presence.

Iron Mountain's logistics division handles fulfillment as part of a much larger global company with a ton of locations in the US and internationally, which makes them a good fit for brands looking to scale. They handle ecommerce and omnichannel fulfillment across many industries including medical devices, and they can also work with bulkier products and retail orders. They build pretty customized solutions for each brand, and we've heard great feedback from their team.

Savannah River Fulfillment runs a fast-growing operation out of Savannah, Georgia, and they've added locations in Reno, Nevada and Pennsylvania over the last couple of years. They handle a lot of cosmetics, can work with HAZMAT products, and cover DTC, B2B, and Amazon fulfillment. We've personally placed cosmetics brands with them at Fulfill.com, and spreading inventory across their three locations helps brands get orders out faster and save on carrier costs.