BeyondStickerFBA PREPStraightforward receiving, quantity checks, FNSKU labeling, polybagging, bundling and outbound carton prep for Amazon sellers. Every shipment is approved and quoted before you send inventory.
Basic prep covers the normal receiving-to-FBA workflow. Packaging or labor-heavy requirements are priced separately so you are not paying for services your SKU does not need.
1–499 units are $1.10 each. For 500–999 units, the first 499 stay at $1.10 and units 500–999 are $0.95 each, so larger orders never create a backwards price jump.
Inbound carton confirmation, unit count and shipment-level records.
Label printing and application to the correct unit/SKU based on the information you provide.
Small, medium and large bagging priced by the material required.
Multi-unit sets, sold-as-set prep and additional bundle components.
Basic visual packaging inspection with questionable units separated before prep.
Final packing, carton weight/dimensions and release using your FBA shipment instructions.
The goal is to remove surprises on both sides. Nothing should arrive before the product, quantity, prep requirements and available space have been confirmed.
Send the product, unit count, carton count and the prep your Amazon shipment requires.
Once the job looks like a fit, create your customer account so products and shipments stay organized in one place.
We review the account before any inventory can be sent. The receiving address stays locked during this step.
Save the SKUs you plan to send, enter quantities and carton details, then submit that shipment for approval.
We confirm capacity, pricing and the job details. New clients complete the 50% deposit before live receiving instructions are released.
Inventory is counted, visually checked, prepped, packed and forwarded using the Amazon shipment instructions provided for the job.
Storage rules are intentionally designed to keep inventory moving and prevent completed or delayed shipments from occupying prep capacity indefinitely.
Every inbound shipment must be approved before it is sent. Unapproved or materially larger-than-approved deliveries may be refused.
Up to 20 cartons per customer by default. Larger shipments require written approval based on current capacity.
If processing is waiting on missing labels, instructions, payment or other customer-supplied information, the first 3 business days are free.
Once a shipment is ready for outbound release, the first 3 business days are free while shipping is finalized.
We currently focus on standard-size, non-regulated products that can be safely received and handled in a small prep operation.
Boxed consumer goods, apparel, accessories, home products and other standard-size FBA inventory.
Fragile products, high-value shipments, unusual packaging, liquids or products needing more involved prep.
Hazmat, temperature-controlled goods, palletized freight, oversized freight or shipments requiring specialized regulated handling.
No inventory should be shipped from this form alone. We review the request first and confirm pricing, capacity and the prep requirements before providing receiving instructions.
No. The minimum is per job, currently $50.
No. Every shipment must be approved before it is sent. The receiving address is provided after approval and the new-client deposit.
No. Amazon/carrier freight remains the seller’s responsibility and should be arranged through the seller’s shipment workflow or carrier account.
Turnaround is quoted before the shipment is accepted. The clock begins after the inventory and all required labels/instructions are available.
This service is designed for prep and forwarding, not long-term storage. Short grace periods are included, then daily holding fees apply.
Not as part of a basic visual condition check. Any deeper inspection or product testing must be specifically agreed to in the quote.