Rows of grey storage totes and cartons aligned on metal shelving, seen from above.

The handoffs were the problem.

Most brands buy fulfillment in pieces. One company finds the product, another checks it, a third stores it, and a fourth is the one you email when a parcel goes quiet. Every seam between them is a seam the merchant has to manage personally.

ShipBee is the same operation the whole way through, one team on one floor. Nothing is passed to a party that was absent for the step before, and the delivery still arrives looking like the merchant's brand rather than ours.

Everything under one roof

Six jobs that usually belong to six companies. Here they belong to one, which is the only reason the chain has no gaps in it.

  • Product sourcing
  • Quality inspection
  • Warehousing
  • Branded packing
  • Worldwide delivery
  • Order tracking
2,000+
Active brands
25,000+
Packages a day
24h
Dispatch target
5-12d
Major-market delivery

What we are actually trying to do

  1. Mission

    Run the physical half of ecommerce, so founders can run the rest.

    The sourcing, the checking, the boxes and the carriers sit with us. The brand, the catalogue and the customer stay with the merchant.

    A gloved specialist inspects a small product at a lit bench beside a checklist tablet and calipers.
  2. Vision

    A first order should ship like a hundred thousandth.

    Warehouse space, inspection and worldwide delivery should not wait for volume to unlock them. Same floor, same checks, whatever the number was last month.

    Hands sealing a kraft carton lined with tissue paper on a pale work surface.
  3. Goal

    Dispatch inside a day, and never let an order go quiet.

    One dispatch window, one delivery range, one place to see where anything is. When something slips, the merchant hears it from us first.

    An operator at a dispatch desk facing two monitors as evening light fills the warehouse behind.
Labelled parcels moving along a roller conveyor inside a fulfillment centre.

One team, one floor, one place to look.

Get started

Follow the operation

Shipping notes, warehouse updates, and the occasional look behind the racking.