South Florida is a prime base for ecommerce fulfillment: it’s the gateway to Latin America and the Caribbean, served by PortMiami, Port Everglades, and Miami International Airport, with a dense population for fast domestic delivery. The right fulfillment partner stores your inventory, picks and packs orders, and ships them quickly — ideally while connecting to the import side of your supply chain. Below is a directory of real, verifiable fulfillment providers in the region, each linked to its own website.
1. Go Freight
Go Freight — Miami, FL. An asset-based, AI-powered 3PL running pick-and-pack fulfillment inside a 104,000 sq ft bonded Miami warehouse. Because Go Freight also owns 100+ trucks and its own chassis pool and is a TSA-approved bonded carrier, inbound containers move from PortMiami directly into fulfillment — no outside trucker, no double brokering — and outbound orders flow into its own last-mile network. Ideal for brands that import and sell from the same Miami hub.
2. ShipMonk
ShipMonk — Fort Lauderdale, FL (headquarters). A technology-driven ecommerce 3PL whose flagship facility totals roughly 230,000 sq ft with 42 dock doors, using pick-to-light and automated sortation. Located about 6 miles from Port Everglades and 28 miles from PortMiami, with 12 facilities across the US, Canada, Mexico, and Europe.
3. ShipBob
ShipBob — Miami, FL fulfillment center. A global ecommerce fulfillment provider with a broad US network enabling two-day shipping. Well-suited to small and mid-sized DTC brands that want a scalable, tech-forward partner.
4. Fulfillment Hub USA
Fulfillment Hub USA — Doral, FL (and Commerce, CA). Offers fulfillment, warehousing, and distribution geared toward ecommerce and import/export brands moving goods through South Florida.
5. Kore Logistics
Kore Logistics — Doral, FL. A 3PL warehouse providing order fulfillment, storage, and pick-and-pack for Doral-area and South Florida ecommerce sellers.
6. OLIMP Warehousing
OLIMP — Doral, Medley, Hialeah, and Miami Beach partner facilities. A flexible 3PL network offering on-demand warehousing and fulfillment, good for brands with seasonal or fluctuating volume.
7. Saddle Creek Logistics Services
Saddle Creek Logistics — Florida-based national 3PL. Provides omnichannel fulfillment, warehousing, and transportation with a strong Florida footprint for brands shipping across the Southeast and nationwide.
8. Ryder E-commerce
Ryder — headquartered in Miami, FL. Its e-commerce fulfillment arm offers warehousing, pick-and-pack, and last-mile delivery across a national network, backed by one of the largest logistics companies in the country.
9. Stockmatic
Stockmatic — Miami, FL. Combines warehousing, transloading, and cross-docking with fulfillment services, useful for sellers who also import containers and need to strip and store before shipping orders.
10. Premier Warehouse & Logistics
Premier Warehouse — Doral/Miami, FL. A boutique 3PL offering warehousing, distribution, last-mile delivery, and freight services for South Florida brands wanting a hands-on partner.
How to choose a South Florida fulfillment center
Weigh location relative to your customers and your inbound freight, the technology and integrations with your store platform, accuracy and speed guarantees, and pricing transparency. Brands that import their products should strongly favor a provider that also handles drayage and bonded storage — connecting the container to the customer through one company removes hand-offs, delays, and finger-pointing. Confirm the provider can scale through your peak season.
Frequently asked questions
What does an ecommerce fulfillment center do?
It receives and stores your inventory, then picks, packs, and ships customer orders on your behalf — and usually handles returns. It lets online brands outsource the physical side of order fulfillment so they can focus on selling.
Why fulfill orders from South Florida?
South Florida offers fast access to PortMiami, Port Everglades, and Miami International Airport, a large local population for quick domestic delivery, and a natural gateway to Latin American and Caribbean markets.
Should my fulfillment provider also handle importing?
If you import your products, yes. A partner that runs drayage, bonded storage, and fulfillment can move goods from the port into inventory and out to customers without separate vendors, cutting cost and complexity.
Import, store, and ship from one Miami partner
Go Freight connects asset-based drayage, bonded warehousing, fulfillment, and last mile in one operation. Request a quote or call (786) 445-0150.