Head-Shipping to Amazon FBA
Head-shipping is a rhythm, not a one-off. We run it as one: sea freight for your baseline stock, air freight when a SKU starts stocking out, and a lead-time ledger per product so you know exactly when to reorder before the buy box notices.
Sound familiar?
- ✕You found out a SKU was stocking out after it stocked out.
- ✕Express quotes from forwarders never include the destination fees.
- ✕Cartons rejected at FBA receiving cost you days you didn't have.
- ✕Peak season rates feel invented on the spot.
How we do it
- 1
Send your cargo & timeline
We quote sea and air with all fees itemized — and tell you which one your margin actually supports.
- 2
We book and manage
Carrier booking, pickup from suppliers, export customs, and loading — documents shared at every step.
- 3
Deliver to FBA
Cartons prepped to marketplace rules, delivered to the assigned FC with a shipment plan that reconciles.
- 4
Track the rhythm
We keep a reorder profile per SKU: sell-through, lead time, and a reminder before you cut it close.
What you receive
Every engagement includes these deliverables — in writing, every time.
- ✓All-in quote with every fee listed in writing
- ✓Loading photos and full document pack
- ✓FC delivery with tracking that works
- ✓Per-SKU reorder timing profile
Pricing
Live rates per lane — see our route pages for reference ranges. Sea for margin, air for urgency; we'll show both honestly.
See full pricing details →Common questions
+Sea or air — what do most sellers do?
The healthy pattern: sea for planned restocks (25–40 days), air for launches and stockout emergencies. We quote both and let your margin decide.
+Can you handle Amazon's shipment plans?
Yes — box contents, shipment plans and FC assignments for each marketplace are part of the service, not an extra.
+What about peak season (Q4)?
Book sea freight early — we send sellers a Q4 planning reminder. Air gets expensive when everyone's late; the winners booked in September.