China pre-warehouses, value-added processing, dropshipping or bulk staging, and cross-border lines — one system that takes over fulfillment. You keep product selection and operations; we handle storage, labeling, packing and dispatch.
Rent, headcount, equipment, training for label work — fixed cost that sits there all year, and it keeps pulling you away from the store.
Amazon, Walmart and Shopify each keep their own back office. The same SKU shows different numbers everywhere, reconciliation is manual, and overselling and duplicate buying keep happening.
Scattered shipments get no leverage, peak-season capacity makes timing unpredictable, and bulky packaging triggers surcharges.
Overflow means late shipments; understocking means stockouts. Both raise your late-shipment and cancellation rates, which drags ranking and account standing.
Not just shelves — an end-to-end system where every step from inbound to outbound is measurable.
An owned main warehouse in Shenzhen, reaching into China's core manufacturing belts. Stock enters nearby, so the first leg is faster and cheaper.
Inventory and orders stay in sync. A free multi-store OMS lets several stores share one inventory pool and auto-allocate, preventing overselling and duplicate buying.
Direct links to Amazon, Walmart, Shopify and other mainstream platforms, plus one-click order import from 店小秘, 赛狐, 4seller and bigseller ERPs, and one-click product push.
Label removal, labeling, hangtag swaps, vacuum packing, boxing, gift wrap, QC, photos — pick what you need, handled per piece. Doing it at origin costs far less than doing it in an overseas warehouse.
Commercial lines, core agent rates for international express, plus our own small-parcel lines — 100+ routes across the US, Europe, Japan, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Latin America and Australia, for general, special and sensitive goods.
Volume is compressed sensibly, with vacuum packing, custom-branded packaging and standard operating practice. Less volumetric weight means lower freight and fewer return-to-sender cases.
90 days free storage on small items, one-piece dispatch, no system fee, itemized bills with no hidden charges. Lost, wrong or damaged shipments are compensated as agreed, and a dedicated group keeps you reachable.
1. Open an account
Submit your details, get a dedicated support group, set a password and top up the account.
2. Authorize stores and push products
Authorize the OMS at no cost, or push products in one click from an ERP such as 店小秘. Either way works.
3. Ship stock in
Create an inbound order or have the ERP push it. We count, inspect and shelve it, producing traceable stock records.
4. Dropship or stage in bulk
For dropshipping: order in, process and label, ship out. For bulk staging: bring the whole batch in, let the system split it by order, region or platform rules, then dispatch batch by batch to platform warehouses or straight to customers, with tracking fed back in real time.
The bill splits into four separate lines: storage charged on occupied volume × days, processing charged per actual handling (pick, pack, label, handover, base label), freight charged on weight, volume and destination country, and a platform fee charged per store or order. Small items get 90 days free storage and the platform fee is waived, so at launch your real spend is mostly freight and processing. Exact figures depend on category, daily volume and destination — send them over and we will produce an itemized comparison.
Both run in one system and you can switch at any time. One-piece dispatch starts from a single unit with no threshold, which suits testing a model first; once a product proves itself, batch it in and ship on demand. Inventory and orders stay in the same WMS either way, on the same numbers.
Fourteen in total. The common ones are label removal, labeling, hangtag swaps, vacuum packing, boxing, gift wrap, quality check and photography — chosen per order, handled one piece at a time. Doing this on the inbound side in China costs far less than doing it at an overseas warehouse. The full 14-item catalogue is available in the dashboard or on request; tell us the use when you send samples and we will advise on handling.
The core difference is where the stock sits and how far it is from the buyer. A China pre-warehouse suits goods already in China with orders mainly shipping to Asia-Pacific or where transit time matters: dispatch is immediate, the first-leg is saved, and inventory turns fast. An overseas warehouse suits products already proven overseas, where local stocking cuts last-mile cost. In practice the two combine: China handles inbound, QC, labeling, processing and consolidation, then cartons forward to replenish overseas stock, which handles local delivery.
店小秘, 赛狐, 4seller and bigseller can all import orders directly and push products with one click. Alternatively the free OMS authorizes multiple stores and shares one inventory pool, which prevents overselling and duplicate purchasing. Tell us your stack when opening the account — we configure the authorization and integration together, no development required from you.
Commercial lines and international express agency, plus our own small-parcel lines: 100+ routes covering the US, Europe, Japan, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Latin America and Australia. General, special and sensitive goods each use their own channel. Transit time depends on category and destination — light bulky goods differ a lot from dense goods — so we calculate it per case and include it in the estimate.
Billing rules, itemised costs, processing lists and coverage — stated as rules and counts so you can check them against a quote.
Five inputs are enough: category, daily order volume, destination, your current carrier and roughly what you pay now. You get a line-by-line comparison of storage, processing and international freight — no registration needed. Free, with no strings.