Every European ecommerce fulfillment services (3PL) tool reviewed
Toulouse, France
Platform plans at GBP 49 and GBP 149 a month (GBP 40 and GBP 124 on a 3-year commitment), an Advanced tier shown at GBP 300 on a 3-year commitment; fulfilment prices through an online calculator
Demo on request
Best for: Direct-to-consumer brands that want branded post-purchase pages and several European warehouses
Bigblue pairs a merchant app with warehouses in France, Germany, Spain and the UK, and it is the only entry on this list that prints monthly software prices. The Starter and Pro plans cost GBP 49 and GBP 149 a month, falling to GBP 40 and GBP 124 on a three-year commitment, and an Advanced tier is shown at GBP 300 on that term. Handling and shipping rates come from an online calculator or a quote.
The contracting party is Bigblue SAS, a French company with its registered office in Toulouse (RCS Toulouse 824 041 461), under terms dated 20 May 2024. The feature list covers B2C and B2B from one stock pool, branded tracking, a returns portal, bundles, carrier selection and an API. Bigblue says it fulfilled 24 million orders in 2025, a vendor figure, and the founding year and certifications were not checked.
What Bigblue does well
- Software plans with public monthly prices
- Warehouses in France, Germany, Spain and the UK
- One stock pool for B2C and B2B orders
- Storage set up for fashion, beauty and food
- Branded tracking and returns pages
Where Bigblue falls short
- Handling and shipping rates need a calculator or quote
- Plan prices are shown in pounds
- Cheapest plan rates need a three-year term
- Performance figures come from Bigblue itself
Standout feature. Bigblue gives shops a price they can read before any sales call, on its software plans.
Netherlands, Netherlands
Founded 1999
Quote based; the pricing page says customers pay for storage space, order handling and transport actually used, with no permanent contract
Demo on request
Best for: Dutch and Benelux webshops that sell on bol.com and want to switch provider without a long lock-in
Monta Fulfilment is the e-commerce logistics group at gomonta.com, run through Monta Holding B.V. and active since 1999. It should not be confused with the Copenhagen EV charging company of the same name, which is listed elsewhere on this site. The group says it has over 20 warehouses and more than 3,000 online shops, both vendor figures.
Its pricing page says customers pay for the storage space, order handling and transport actually used, with no permanent contract, though no rates are printed. The software side includes MontaPortal for customers and MontaWMS, which can also run in a warehouse you operate yourself. The integrations page lists bol.com, Amazon, Kaufland, ManoMano and Mirakl, and sites are named in the Netherlands, France, Germany and the UK.
What Monta Fulfilment does well
- Pricing page states no permanent contract
- More than 20 warehouses, by its own count
- Own warehouse software and customer portal
- Connectors for bol.com, Amazon and Kaufland
- Costs follow what you use
Where Monta Fulfilment falls short
- Rates are not published
- Head-office city is missing on the pages checked
- Site mixes fulfilment with software sales
- Spanish and Italian sites are not named
Standout feature. Monta is the one provider here that says in writing there is no permanent contract.
Berlin, Germany
Founded 2017
Price list sent by email after a form with platform and monthly shipment volume; no figures published
Demo on request
Best for: German online shops that want to promise a delivery date in the checkout
Zenfulfillment GmbH was founded in Berlin in 2017 and fulfils from Apfelstädt in Germany and Łozienica in Poland. Its Zenrush service lets a shop show a next-day delivery date at checkout, and ZenOS ties shops, marketplaces, ERP and warehouses together with a no-code workflow builder and automatic carrier selection.
The imprint names the managing directors and the VAT ID DE311301617. The company says it serves more than 500 brands and handles sizes from start-ups to 500,000 orders a month, both vendor figures, as is the 99.97 percent accuracy claim. Its price list is emailed after you give your platform and monthly shipments, and connectors cover Shopify, WooCommerce, Shopware, Xentral and Billbee.
What Zenfulfillment does well
- Next-day delivery date shown live in the shop
- DTC and B2B stock in one system
- Size tiers up to 500,000 orders a month
- Special handling for food, fashion and cosmetics
- Managing directors and imprint named
Where Zenfulfillment falls short
- Price list only by email
- Built around the German market
- ZenOS cannot be bought without the fulfilment
- Accuracy and volume figures are self-reported
Standout feature. Zenfulfillment turns delivery speed into a date that a shopper sees before paying.
Nieuwegein, Netherlands
Founded 2010
Quote on request; no prices on the site
Demo on request
Best for: Shops with small, light items such as health, beauty and small electronics that suit automated storage
Active Ants B.V. of Nieuwegein, founded in 2010, stores and picks webshop orders with AutoStore robots and packs them automatically. Its about page lists sites in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, England and France, with the newest in Lyon in 2025, and offers warehouse tours to prospective customers.
Ownership is stated on that page: Bnode, a Belgian logistics operator, became full owner on 21 August 2023, and the homepage says the brand is soon to be Paxon. The Paxon network includes North American operations, and the UK site is listed under Active Ants UK Ltd. No prices or minimum volumes appear on the pages checked, and the AutoStore grid suits compact items rather than bulky goods.
What Active Ants does well
- Robot picking and automatic packing
- Sites across five European countries
- Dutch B.V. as the contracting party
- Visits to the warehouse offered
- Marketplace links such as bol.com
Where Active Ants falls short
- No prices on the site
- Brand changing to Paxon
- Bulky or long goods fit poorly
- Paxon network reaches North America
Standout feature. Active Ants is the AutoStore operator on this list that lets prospects walk through its warehouses.
Hermsdorf, Germany
Quote on request; zero onboarding cost and a flexible contract; pick and pack priced per order with materials and labels included
Demo on request
Best for: Amazon and eBay sellers who need FBA prep and a pan-European stock pool
FLEX. Fulfillment is operated by FLEX Logistik Deutschland GmbH of Hermsdorf and runs six warehouses: three in Germany and one each in France, Poland and the UK. Its service list puts Amazon first, with FBA prep, forwarding to FBA, returns and removals, kitting, long-term storage and Seller Fulfilled Prime, managed through the myFLEX WMS.
The site states a zero euro onboarding cost and a flexible contract, and prices pick and pack per order with materials and labels included. Tariffs and the notice period are not shown, and the profile gives no founding year. Amazon Service Provider Network status is the vendor's own claim, and the company publishes VAT DE346264068 and an EORI number.
What FLEX. Fulfillment does well
- No onboarding fee stated
- Four countries served by a single legal entity
- FBA preparation sits in the core offer
- Per-order price covers materials and labels
- VAT and EORI numbers on show
Where FLEX. Fulfillment falls short
- Tariffs are not shown
- Notice period is not given
- Shopper-facing tracking is barely described
- No founding year
Standout feature. FLEX. Fulfillment prepares stock for Amazon FBA and fulfils your own webshop orders from the same sites.
London (registered office); sites in Glasgow and Swindon, United Kingdom
Founded 2016
Personalised quote based on order volume, D2C and B2B split, packaging, storage and personalisation; basic API connections free
Demo on request
Best for: Smaller direct-to-consumer brands, around 500 orders a month and up, with shoebox-sized products
Green Fulfilment Ltd is a B Corp certified 3PL, certified since 2024, incorporated in England and Wales under number 07598064 and founded in 2016. Its warehouses are in Glasgow (three sites), Swindon (two) and Venlo in the Netherlands (one). It says it serves more than 100 brands, a vendor figure, and tracks Scope 3 emissions through its Go Green platform.
Pricing is a personal quote based on order volume, the D2C and B2B split, packaging, storage and personalisation; basic API connections are free and it lists 25+ channel integrations. The contracting entity is British, so EU orders from the UK need customs handling and only Venlo avoids it. Custom reporting can cost extra, and large or heavy goods fall outside its stated sweet spot.
What Green Fulfilment does well
- B Corp certified
- Basic API connections cost nothing
- Describes its ideal customer plainly
- Founders take part in account work
- Virtual tours of the warehouses
Where Green Fulfilment falls short
- One warehouse inside the EU
- No prices published
- Heavy or bulky goods not its focus
- Custom development and reports are charged
Standout feature. Green Fulfilment is the only B Corp certified provider on the list, and it reports Scope 3 emissions.
Chorley, United Kingdom
Founded 1993
Not published; speak to an expert
Demo on request
Best for: Omnichannel brands that sell in several territories and want one platform over regional warehouses
fulfilmentcrowd Ltd of Chorley, Lancashire, does not own warehouses. Its business model page says it works with logistics providers around the world and brings their space onto its own technology, which gives one platform and one contract over partner sites in the UK, EU, USA and Australia.
The company started in 1993 as Exact Abacus Ltd and claims more than 30 years of experience, which explains the ERP flavour of its integrations: Oracle NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics and Linnworks, plus Amazon and Shopify. The UK company contracts on the .com site while the US site is separate. Warehouse quality depends on the partner, pricing is by conversation, and the pitch targets larger omnichannel brands.
What fulfilmentcrowd does well
- One platform across four regions
- NetSuite, Dynamics and Linnworks links
- Software company since 1993
- English and German site editions
- Managing director and registered office named
Where fulfilmentcrowd falls short
- Partners operate the warehouses
- No pricing shown
- US site and entity are separate
- Aimed at larger brands
Standout feature. fulfilmentcrowd sells a technology layer over other firms' warehouses instead of its own buildings.
Greven, Germany
Custom offers; no prices on the site
Demo on request
Best for: Established retailers and brands with large volumes, peaks and special handling needs
FIEGE Logistik Stiftung & Co. KG of Greven is a family business that cites over 150 years of history and is registered at Amtsgericht Steinfurt under HRA 2007. Its website counts 136 locations in 14 countries and more than 10,000 staff in eCommerce, both vendor figures.
The eCommerce division offers fulfilment, space on demand for peaks, returns management, multi-carrier parcel shipping, omnichannel and marketplace management, order management software and customer service. Offers are custom and no prices or minimum volumes are published. Terms are tied to the ADSp forwarding conditions, and a shop with a few hundred orders a month will find smaller providers easier to start with.
What FIEGE does well
- More than 150 years in operation
- Extra space available for peaks
- Marketplace and order management tools
- Customer service and receivables on offer
- German register details published
Where FIEGE falls short
- Prices are not published
- Contracts are set up through sales
- Larger than a small shop needs
- ADSp-based conditions
Standout feature. FIEGE is the only provider here that offers to run customer service and receivables next to the warehouse.
Levallois-Perret, France
Project based; contact form, no prices published
Demo on request
Best for: Retailers and marketplaces that need warehousing and transport from one logistics group
GEODIS SA has its registered office in Levallois-Perret and is entered in the Nanterre register under 542 084 322, with a share capital of 404,461,760 EUR and VAT ID FR60542084322. Its Fulfillment & Omnichannel Logistics line serves professionals only.
The page describes omnichannel and marketplace fulfillment, outsourced warehouses and transport in the same group, and returns from every channel, including reboxing, ticketing, tagging, garment repairs and recycling. There are no prices, minimums or warehouse counts per country, onboarding is a contact form, and only the Dutch English edition of the site was read. Confirm which GEODIS company signs.
What GEODIS does well
- French register details in full
- Omnichannel and marketplace fulfillment
- Returns with repair and recycling
- Freight sits in the same group
- Business customers only
Where GEODIS falls short
- No prices or minimums
- Contact form is the only way in
- Service text stays general
- Not aimed at small shops
Standout feature. GEODIS puts garment repair and recycling inside its returns service.
Holzwickede, Germany
Project based; contact form, no prices published
Demo on request
Best for: Brands that need a dedicated or shared warehouse with automation and a wide European footprint
Rhenus Warehousing Solutions belongs to Rhenus SE & Co. KG of Holzwickede, registered at Amtsgericht Hamm under HRA 2448, VAT DE223423245. Its warehousing page states more than 120 locations in 19 countries and over 3 million m2 of storage space, the latter a vendor figure.
Operating models are dedicated logistics centres, multi-user warehouses and in-house logistics, with value-added services. A press release dated 22 October 2026 describes an AutoStore installation at Bolesławiec, Poland: 4,500 m2 with 100+ robots, built for e-commerce. No e-commerce product page was found, shop integrations are not described and prices are not published; contracts are agreed per site.
What Rhenus Warehousing Solutions does well
- More than 120 sites in 19 countries
- Dedicated, shared and in-house models
- AutoStore e-commerce site in Poland
- Commercial register details published
- One group covers several industries
Where Rhenus Warehousing Solutions falls short
- No pricing or minimums
- Shop integrations not described
- Onboarding agreed site by site
- E-commerce is one line of many
Standout feature. Rhenus offers the largest warehouse footprint in the category, spread over 19 countries.
Orgon, France
Project based; contact form, no prices published
Demo on request
Best for: Large retailers with high order spikes and hundreds of thousands of references
ID Logistics Group is a French contract logistics company registered in Orgon and entered at the Tarascon commercial court under 433 691 862, with stockholders' equity of 13,796,640 EUR. It reports 42,000 employees, a vendor figure, and operations in Europe, the Americas and Asia.
Its omnichannel page covers distribution centres, reverse logistics for returns and repackaging, second-life activities, automated sorting and goods-to-person shuttles, plus transport. The public pages are a corporate profile: no prices, minimums, shop integrations or merchant dashboard are listed, so this entry is thinner than the others. Confirm which national subsidiary would sign your agreement.
What ID Logistics does well
- French register data published
- Second-life activities after returns
- Returns handled inside the same service
- Sorting automation and shuttle systems
- Copes with very many references
Where ID Logistics falls short
- No prices or minimums
- No shop integrations listed
- Meant for large customers
- Corporate pages carry little detail
Standout feature. ID Logistics combines second-life activities for returned goods with the distribution centre itself.
