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Best 3PL Companies in Salt Lake City (2026)

This list ranks 10 3PL companies with a warehouse in the Salt Lake City metro, each location confirmed on the company's own website. The ranking weighs local warehouses, network size, order minimums, pricing model and services, and the comparison table and cards give those facts for every firm in rank order.

  • 10 companies ranked
  • 15 warehouses in Salt Lake City between them
  • Updated September 2026

By the editorial team · How we rank

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Top 3PLs in Salt Lake City at a glance

  1. 1Cart.comMid-market and enterprise brands selling DTC, wholesale and online
  2. 2Atomix LogisticsFast-growing CPG brands shipping small items DTC, retail and Amazon
  3. 3StordHigh-volume DTC and B2B brands wanting fulfillment plus OMS software
  4. 4Nimbl FulfillmentBrands wanting published per-order rates from a Salt Lake City hub
  5. 5Selery FulfillmentEcommerce brands wanting published per-order rates and no contract
  6. 6Red Stag FulfillmentBrands shipping products over 10 lbs by parcel and pallet
  7. 7AmericoldFood brands needing frozen, chilled or ambient storage at scale
  8. 8DHL Supply ChainEnterprise contract logistics; IDS arm for growing ecommerce brands
  9. 9NovEx Supply ChainSupplement and personal care brands needing FDA-registered storage
  10. 10Quality Distribution (QDI)Food and CPG brands shipping pallets to big-box retail

Compare Salt Lake City 3PLs side by side

Local warehouses, network size, order minimums and pricing model for every company on the list.

#CompanyBest forIn Salt Lake CityNetworkOrder minimumPricing
1Cart.comMid-market and enterprise brands selling DTC, wholesale and online2 warehouses14 totalNot publishedCustom quote
2Atomix LogisticsFast-growing CPG brands shipping small items DTC, retail and Amazon1 warehouse3 totalNo minimumCustom quote
3StordHigh-volume DTC and B2B brands wanting fulfillment plus OMS software1 warehouse20 totalNot publishedCustom quote
4Nimbl FulfillmentBrands wanting published per-order rates from a Salt Lake City hub1 warehouse2 totalNot publishedTiered pricing
5Selery FulfillmentEcommerce brands wanting published per-order rates and no contract1 warehouse7 totalNot publishedTiered pricing
6Red Stag FulfillmentBrands shipping products over 10 lbs by parcel and pallet1 warehouse2 totalNot publishedCustom quote
7AmericoldFood brands needing frozen, chilled or ambient storage at scale1 warehouse192 totalNot publishedCustom quote
8DHL Supply ChainEnterprise contract logistics; IDS arm for growing ecommerce brands1 warehouse529 totalNot publishedCustom quote
9NovEx Supply ChainSupplement and personal care brands needing FDA-registered storage1 warehouse2 totalNo minimumCustom quote
10Quality Distribution (QDI)Food and CPG brands shipping pallets to big-box retail5 warehouses5 totalNot publishedCustom quote

The 10 best 3PL companies in Salt Lake City

1

Cart.com

Mid-market and enterprise brands selling DTC, wholesale and online

Visit cart.com

Cart.com lists 2 fulfillment centers in the metro: 329,000 sq ft in West Valley City and 190,000 sq ft in Salt Lake City, near I-15, I-80, I-215 and the airport. It fits mid-market and enterprise brands selling DTC, wholesale and on marketplaces, and it sells its own order management, marketplace and customer-service tools alongside fulfillment.

Strengths

  • States 14 fulfillment centers and 6M+ sq ft across its network
  • Retail and wholesale orders built to routing guides, plus FBA prep, kitting and returns
  • Integrations include Shopify, Amazon, Walmart, TikTok, SPS Commerce and NetSuite

Worth knowing

  • Quote-only pricing with no published order minimum
  • No street addresses published for the Utah buildings
  • DTC ecommerce
  • B2B and retail
  • Retail EDI compliance
  • Amazon FBA prep
  • Kitting and assembly
  • Returns
  • Value-added services
2

Atomix Logistics

Fast-growing CPG brands shipping small items DTC, retail and Amazon

Visit atomixlogistics.com

Atomix runs a West Valley City fulfillment center with 6,600 pallet spots, handling DTC orders, retail shipments and Amazon FBA prep. It suits CPG brands shipping small items, and it accepts brands before launch.

Strengths

  • No order volume minimum stated on its pricing page
  • Written guarantees settled as credits, including $5 per order per day late and $25 per incorrect invoice line
  • Own WMS with video-recorded packout and FIFO and FEFO lot control

Worth knowing

  • Rates are not published, and a monthly software fee applies
  • Temperature-controlled storage only at its Wisconsin site
  • DTC ecommerce
  • B2B and retail
  • Retail EDI compliance
  • Amazon FBA prep
  • Kitting and assembly
  • Subscription boxes
  • Returns
  • Value-added services
3

Stord

High-volume DTC and B2B brands wanting fulfillment plus OMS software

Visit stord.com

Stord lists Ogden as one of its fulfillment centers, part of a network it puts at 20+ omnichannel nodes. It pairs that network with its own order and warehouse management software, which fits high-volume DTC and B2B brands.

Strengths

  • States 99.5% ground coverage in 1 to 2 days across its network
  • Own OMS and WMS, with EDI links to retail partners
  • Cold storage, LTL, drayage and parcel services in one company

Worth knowing

  • Quote-only pricing, set after a call
  • No street address published for the Ogden site
  • DTC ecommerce
  • B2B and retail
  • Retail EDI compliance
  • Kitting and assembly
  • Subscription boxes
  • Returns
  • Cold chain
  • LTL and FTL freight
  • Drayage
  • Last mile
  • Value-added services
4

Nimbl Fulfillment

Brands wanting published per-order rates from a Salt Lake City hub

Visit getnimbl.com

Nimbl runs its Salt Lake City fulfillment center on Gladiola Street, with 25,000 pallet positions and 32 dock doors. The family-owned firm, founded in 2005, publishes its ecommerce rates, so you can estimate costs before you talk to sales.

Strengths

  • Rate card from $2.25 per order at 1 to 500 orders a month down to $1.75 at 5,000 to 10,000
  • ISO 9001 certified in Salt Lake City, FDA registered and GMP certified
  • Kitting, subscription boxes and laser and direct-to-garment printing

Worth knowing

  • Warehouse square footage is not published
  • B2B work and volumes above 10,000 orders a month are quoted
  • DTC ecommerce
  • B2B and retail
  • Retail EDI compliance
  • Amazon FBA prep
  • Kitting and assembly
  • Subscription boxes
  • Returns
  • LTL and FTL freight
  • Value-added services
  • International
5

Selery Fulfillment

Ecommerce brands wanting published per-order rates and no contract

Visit seleryfulfillment.com

Selery's Salt Lake warehouse at 720 S. Gladiola Street is 1 of 7 it runs in the US, so Utah stock can sit alongside its Texas, Illinois, Florida, North Carolina and California buildings. It suits ecommerce brands that want per-order rates in writing and no long-term contract.

Strengths

  • Per-order fees of $1.90 under 5,000 orders a month, $1.50 at 5,000 to 10,000 and $1.00 above that
  • Storage from $2 per bin or $25 per pallet a month
  • 90-day guarantee: if you leave, Selery covers the cost of moving to another provider

Worth knowing

  • Square footage and certifications are not published
  • Shipping is billed separately from the per-order fee
  • DTC ecommerce
  • B2B and retail
  • Amazon FBA prep
  • Kitting and assembly
  • Subscription boxes
  • Returns
  • LTL and FTL freight
  • Cross-dock and transload
  • Value-added services
  • International
6

Red Stag Fulfillment

Brands shipping products over 10 lbs by parcel and pallet

Visit redstagfulfillment.com

Red Stag's western fulfillment center is a 450,000 sq ft building at 5656 John Cannon Dr, next to the Salt Lake City Inland Port where I-80 meets I-15. It ships parcels and pallets to consumers, retailers and Amazon, and it suits brands whose products weigh over 10 lbs or run bigger than a toaster.

Strengths

  • Published guarantees on shrinkage, on-time shipping and order accuracy, backed by credits or reimbursement
  • Seller Fulfilled Prime for Amazon extra-large items, plus FBA prep and Vendor Central
  • Receiving in as little as 1 hour, per its guarantee page

Worth knowing

  • Quote-only pricing
  • 2 fulfillment centers in total: Salt Lake City and Sweetwater, Tennessee
  • DTC ecommerce
  • B2B and retail
  • Retail EDI compliance
  • Amazon FBA prep
  • Kitting and assembly
  • Returns
  • LTL and FTL freight
  • Drayage
  • Bulky and heavy
  • Value-added services
7

Americold

Food brands needing frozen, chilled or ambient storage at scale

Visit americold.com

Americold's Clearfield warehouse is a rail-served freezer site offering forward distribution and consolidation. It suits food brands that need frozen storage with rail access, inside a network of 192 warehouses in the US and Canada.

Strengths

  • SQF certification stated at 90%+ of its US and Canada facilities
  • DTC cold-chain fulfillment from 5 US sites with SmarTrakr tracking
  • Drop lot service at Clearfield

Worth knowing

  • Built for food and temperature-controlled goods; no square footage published
  • Quote-only pricing
  • Cold chain
  • Food grade
  • DTC ecommerce
  • B2B and retail
  • Retail EDI compliance
  • Kitting and assembly
  • Returns
  • LTL and FTL freight
  • Cross-dock and transload
  • Drayage
  • International
  • FTZ and bonded
  • Value-added services
8

DHL Supply Chain

Enterprise contract logistics; IDS arm for growing ecommerce brands

Visit dhl.com

DHL's multi-client ecommerce arm, IDS, powered by DHL, runs its western hub in Salt Lake City with temperature-controlled storage for food, beauty and wellness brands. The same IDS network has sites in Indianapolis and Atlanta.

Strengths

  • IDS sites handle FBA prep, subscription kits and retail compliance
  • DHL Supply Chain states more than 161 million sq ft of North American warehouse space
  • Food-grade, cold-chain, returns and last-mile services across the wider network

Worth knowing

  • No street address or building size published for the Salt Lake City hub
  • Quote-only pricing
  • DTC ecommerce
  • B2B and retail
  • Retail EDI compliance
  • Amazon FBA prep
  • Kitting and assembly
  • Subscription boxes
  • Returns
  • LTL and FTL freight
  • Food grade
  • Cold chain
  • FTZ and bonded
  • Value-added services
  • International
  • Last mile
9

NovEx Supply Chain

Supplement and personal care brands needing FDA-registered storage

Visit novexit.com

NovEx is headquartered in Salt Lake City and runs a 250,000+ sq ft climate-controlled, FDA-registered fulfillment center here, with a second site in Memphis. Lot control and FEFO rotation make it a fit for supplement, personal care and medical device brands.

Strengths

  • States no order minimums, no fixed fees and no long-term contracts
  • FDA registered at both Salt Lake City and Memphis
  • Integrations with Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon, eBay and NetSuite

Worth knowing

  • Quote-only pricing
  • DTC ecommerce
  • B2B and retail
  • Retail EDI compliance
  • Kitting and assembly
  • Returns
  • Bulky and heavy
  • Cross-dock and transload
  • International
  • Value-added services
10

Quality Distribution (QDI)

Food and CPG brands shipping pallets to big-box retail

Visit qdislc.com

QDI runs 5 Salt Lake City warehouses totaling 1.6 million sq ft, with indoor rail spurs and its own trucks and trailers. A Salt Lake City company founded in 1995, it suits food and consumer goods brands shipping pallets and cases to big-box retail.

Strengths

  • SQF Code 7.2 Level 3, ISO 9001:2015 and organic certified; every building FDA registered
  • Utah same-day LTL delivery
  • Cross-dock and transload service

Worth knowing

  • Pallet and case B2B focus, with no ecommerce platform integrations published
  • Quote-only pricing
  • B2B and retail
  • Retail EDI compliance
  • Food grade
  • Kitting and assembly
  • Contract packaging
  • Cross-dock and transload
  • LTL and FTL freight
  • Last mile
  • Value-added services

Why brands fulfill from Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City’s freight hub is the 16,000-acre Northwest Quadrant, flanked by I-80, I-215 and I-15 and close to Salt Lake City International Airport. It is Utah’s largest freight generator, with 1 in 5 truck trips starting or ending there, and Union Pacific and BNSF both serve it by rail.

In July 2025, BNSF opened a 43-acre intermodal facility in Salt Lake City, five miles from the airport, alongside new intermodal service between California and Salt Lake City. The airport itself handled about 295 million pounds of cargo in 2025.

From here, about 80 million consumers and key West Coast ports are within an 18-hour truck trip. If you are comparing Salt Lake City with Reno-Sparks for a western warehouse, test that reach and the Union Pacific and BNSF rail service against where your orders actually go.

The metro has about 163,000 people working in trade, transportation and utilities (August 2026, preliminary). Across Utah, the population reached 3,551,150 in July 2025, and Utah County and Salt Lake County added more new residents than any other county.

Questions to ask a Salt Lake City 3PL

  1. Which of your buildings in the metro would hold our inventory, and what are its address and size?
  2. Can you receive containers that arrive by rail, including BNSF intermodal service from California, and what does the truck leg to your dock cost?
  3. Can the same inventory ship ecommerce parcels and retail pallets, and which retailer routing guides do you already work to here?
  4. How do you add pickers for November and December, and what was your on-time rate last peak?
  5. Which zones in this building are temperature controlled, and what range do they hold?
  6. If we later want an eastern warehouse, do you run one, or would we need a second provider?

Salt Lake City 3PL FAQ

How much does a 3PL in Salt Lake City cost?

At low volumes, the per-order fees published here are $2.25 at Nimbl and $1.90 at Selery, before storage and shipping; the other 8 of the 10 firms quote each account. Nimbl's $2.25 covers 1 to 500 orders a month, with pick fees from $0.55 per item and pallet storage at $18 a month. Selery's $1.90 covers anything under 5,000 orders a month, with storage from $2 per bin or $25 per pallet a month and shipping billed on top.

How many 3PLs are there in Salt Lake City?

This list covers 10 3PL companies with a confirmed warehouse in the Salt Lake City metro. Of those, 3 are headquartered in Salt Lake City (QDI, NovEx Supply Chain and Nimbl), and the other 7 run their local buildings as part of a network based in another state.

Can one Salt Lake City warehouse cover the whole US?

A Salt Lake City warehouse puts about 80 million consumers and key West Coast ports within an 18-hour truck trip, so whether one building is enough depends on how much of your demand sits inside that reach. If you need an eastern node too, 9 of the 10 firms here also run warehouses outside Utah.

Which Salt Lake City 3PLs offer Amazon FBA prep?

6 of the 10 list FBA prep: Red Stag Fulfillment, Cart.com, Nimbl, Atomix Logistics, Selery Fulfillment and IDS, powered by DHL. Red Stag also ships Amazon extra-large items under Seller Fulfilled Prime.

Do Salt Lake City 3PLs handle B2B and retail orders?

Yes: all 10 list B2B and retail fulfillment, and 9 of them list retail EDI compliance. QDI works mainly at pallet and case level, with 5 buildings, indoor rail spurs and same-day LTL delivery within Utah.

Is there cold storage among Salt Lake City 3PLs?

Yes: Americold runs a rail-served freezer warehouse in Clearfield, and the IDS, powered by DHL hub in Salt Lake City has temperature-controlled storage for food, beauty and wellness brands. NovEx's 250,000+ sq ft center is climate controlled and FDA registered.

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