Stord 3PL Profile
- HQ:
- Atlanta, GA
- Founded:
- 2015
- Status:
- Operating
- Order minimum
- Order minimum not published
- Monthly minimum
- Monthly minimum not published
- Account/platform fee
- Account/platform fee not published
- Pricing visibility
- Quote-only pricing
- Physical facilities
- 15 facilities
- Cross-border fulfillment
- Supported
- Shopify
- Supported
- Amazon
- Supported
- Cold-chain fulfillment
- Supported
- Heavy/bulky/oversized
- Not confirmed
Merchant size fit
Stord does not publish a standardized public fulfillment rate card in current researched material — pricing is fully custom-quoted. The current CartEconomics dataset does not confirm a fixed order-count minimum, a monthly monetary minimum, or a specific account/platform fee; each stays "not published" rather than inferred as "none." Stord has direct current evidence of serving SMB through enterprise brands; evidence for genuinely early-stage/low-volume startups is not yet confirmed.
Platform support
Ecommerce platforms
Walmart's logo appears on Stord's own integrations page, but grouped alongside other major retailers in a way that reads as retail-EDI/wholesale distribution support rather than Walmart Marketplace seller-platform integration — that retail-distribution evidence is reflected instead under fulfillment types below, and Walmart stays "not confirmed" here as a platform.
Fulfillment types & capabilities
Fulfillment types
Capabilities
Stord confirms Seller-Fulfilled Prime directly, but that is not used to infer Amazon FBM — the two are related but distinct claims, and FBM stays "not confirmed" without its own direct evidence. Cross-border fulfillment is confirmed "Supported" at the provider level because Stord documents physical fulfillment operations outside the US (Canada and the UK) — stronger than international-shipping/transport evidence alone. CartEconomics' current structured facility dataset for Stord is deliberately conservative and tracks only 15 individually identifiable current physical U.S. facilities (see the facility network section below); that narrower structured set does not mean foreign Stord facilities don't exist, only that they aren't individually modeled here yet.
Industry fit
"Not confirmed" means this industry doesn't appear on Stord's own published material we checked — it is not a confirmed decline. Stord's 2026 Shipwire acquisition brought a customer base historically including consumer electronics and larger/bulkier products, but that is evidence about the acquired company's prior customers, not yet a current Stord-branded case study — electronics and heavy/bulky goods both stay "not confirmed" on that basis alone.
Industries served
Special handling & certifications
Stord documents temperature-controlled, cold-chain, lot-tracking, and expiration-date fulfillment capability at the provider/network level. CartEconomics has not assigned any of those capabilities to a specific current Stord facility code in this structured dataset — that is a gap in how finely this dataset currently maps buildings, not a claim that none of Stord's 15 tracked facilities actually offer them.
Stord has provider-level FDA-registered and cGMP-certified fulfillment capability. CartEconomics currently has exact current building-level confirmation for only one facility — North Haven, CT (BDL1) — which a 2024 independent cGMP audit names directly. That does not mean the other 14 tracked facilities are not FDA registered or GMP certified; it means their individual current status isn't confirmed in this dataset. An earlier blanket statement that "all Stord fulfillment facilities are FDA registered" predates several of Stord's major network changes, so it is not applied automatically across the current, larger network — and historical, city-level certification announcements for Atlanta, Reno, and Las Vegas are not inherited across those markets' multiple current facility codes.
Special handling
Provider-level support — no specific facility is confirmed in our dataset.
Provider-level support — no specific facility is confirmed in our dataset.
Provider-level support — no specific facility is confirmed in our dataset.
Provider-level support — no specific facility is confirmed in our dataset.
Certifications
Facility-level confirmation in 1 of 15 researched facilities; not confirmed for the remaining 14.
Facility-level confirmation in 1 of 15 researched facilities; not confirmed for the remaining 14.
Facility network
Stord publishes several network-size figures with different scopes, including 15 key nodes, 20+ omnichannel nodes, approximately 20 Stord-operated sites, roughly 80 partner sites, nearly 100 fulfillment locations worldwide, and access to a broader 1,000+ facility partner network. CartEconomics does not treat these figures as interchangeable or reconcile them by arithmetic. CartEconomics currently tracks 15 individually identifiable Stord-operated U.S. facilities — a coincidental numeric match with the "15 key nodes" figure above, not a reference to the same 15 locations — and this is not Stord's complete global facility count; Stord's broader partner network is not individually modeled here.
Several current Stord markets have more than one active facility: Atlanta (ATL1 and ATL2), Hebron, KY (CVG1 and CVG2), the Dallas area (DAL1 in Irving and DFW2 in Dallas), North Las Vegas (LAS2 and LAS3), and the Reno area (RNO1 and RNO4 in Sparks). Each pair is modeled as two distinct current buildings, not one combined record — and no square footage is shown for Hebron or the Dallas-area facilities, since the figures found in research either conflicted across sources or couldn't be tied to a specific current building with a reliable first-party citation.
Facility network
15 facilities — owned physical facilities, across 1 country.
View all 15 facility records
United States (15)
- Atlanta, GA (ATL1)
- Atlanta, GA (ATL2)
- North Haven, CT (BDL1)
- Portland, TN (BNA1)
- Hebron, KY (CVG1)
- Hebron, KY (CVG2)
- Irving, TX (DAL1)
- Dallas, TX (DFW2)
- North Las Vegas, NV (LAS2)
- North Las Vegas, NV (LAS3)
- McCarran, NV (RNO1)
- Sparks, NV (RNO4)
- Ogden, UT (SLC1)
- Blaine, WA (BLI1)
- Irvine, CA (SNA1)
Facility sources (3 of 4) · Verified 2026-10-11
Official site · high confidence
Performance claims
99.9% fulfillment order accuracy (current homepage benchmark).
Financial guarantees
No named financial guarantee is currently recorded in the CartEconomics research dataset.
The 99.9% order-accuracy figure above is a current, company-level operational benchmark published directly on Stord's own homepage — it is a descriptive performance figure, not a financial guarantee, SLA remedy, or customer-specific case-study result. Stord's separate freight-specific "99% on-time delivery" figure and network delivery-speed coverage claims are scoped to transportation/coverage, not general fulfillment accuracy, and are not modeled as equivalent performance claims here.
CartEconomics take
CartEconomics editorial synthesis — not a provider-sourced fact
Best for
- Mid-market and enterprise omnichannel brands needing DTC, B2B, and wholesale/retail distribution from a single fulfillment network
- Brands selling to major retailers that require EDI compliance and retail-compliance support
- Supplement, food & beverage, and beauty brands needing cold-chain, temperature-controlled, and lot/expiration-tracked fulfillment
- Brands wanting LTL freight and drayage handled alongside parcel fulfillment by one provider
- Growing SMBs shipping hundreds of orders per month that have outgrown a smaller fulfillment setup
Not ideal for
- Brands needing a published, self-service rate card — Stord's pricing is fully custom-quoted with no public numbers
Strengths
- A current, independently-audited cGMP certification covering multiple named first-party facilities
- Confirmed physical fulfillment presence outside the US (Canada and the UK), not just international shipping capability
- A company-level 99.9% order-accuracy benchmark published directly on its current homepage
- Broad B2B/wholesale/retail-EDI capability, including a dedicated page for that service line
Limitations
- Stord publishes several network-size figures with different scopes, including 15 key nodes, 20+ omnichannel nodes, approximately 20 Stord-operated sites, roughly 80 partner sites, nearly 100 fulfillment locations worldwide, and access to a broader 1,000+ facility partner network. CartEconomics does not treat these figures as interchangeable or reconcile them by arithmetic.
- CartEconomics currently tracks 15 individually identifiable Stord-operated U.S. facilities. Stord describes a larger operated and partner network, so this should not be read as Stord's complete global facility count.
- A Feb 2024 statement that 'all Stord fulfillment facilities are FDA registered' predates several major network changes (acquisitions and new facilities). CartEconomics does not extend that blanket claim to every current facility — FDA registration is modeled at the facility level only where a specific, current citation supports it.
- A 2024 cGMP certification announcement states 4 named facilities (Atlanta, GA; North Haven, CT; Reno, NV; Las Vegas, NV) joined '2 previous climate-controlled facilities' for a total of 6 first-party certified locations, but never names those 2 prior facilities anywhere in the release. Separately, ProPack's own facilities were independently described as GMP-certified and FDA-registered at acquisition (April 2024), without being cross-referenced against the later 6-facility count. CartEconomics does not guess which facilities fill either gap.
- Several Stord locations (Atlanta, Reno, Las Vegas) now have more than one current facility code in the same market. Historical, city-level certification announcements are not automatically inherited by every current building in that city — only the specific facility this project could tie to a named audit is marked certified.
CartEconomics notes
Stord's network is the most structurally complex researched so far — a tiered first-party/partner model layered with a rapid string of acquisitions, each carrying its own network-size headline. CartEconomics resolves this by tracking only individually identifiable current Stord-operated facilities rather than adopting any single marketed total.
Quick answers
- Does Stord support Shopify?
- Supported
- Does Stord support Amazon Seller-Fulfilled Prime?
- Supported
- Does Stord offer cold-chain fulfillment?
- Supported
- Does Stord handle heavy, bulky, or oversized products?
- Not confirmed
- How many Stord facilities are in the CartEconomics dataset?
- 15 facilities
- Does Stord have a monthly order minimum?
- Order minimum not published
- Does Stord charge a monthly minimum fee?
- Monthly minimum not published
- Does Stord publish its pricing?
- Quote-only pricing
- Does Stord charge an account or platform fee?
- Account/platform fee not published
- Does Stord publish named financial guarantees?
- No named financial guarantee is currently recorded in the CartEconomics research dataset.
Model your own Stord cost
Use the 3PL Fulfillment Cost Calculator to model a quote you receive from Stord into a true monthly fulfillment cost, cost per order, and cost per unit — this calculator never contains Stord's private pricing or any prefilled rate. Comparing Stord against Amazon FBA, Walmart WFS, or self-fulfillment? Use the Fulfillment Cost Comparison Calculator. Stord supports Seller-Fulfilled Prime, so the Amazon FBA vs FBM Calculator can help decide which Amazon fulfillment path fits before routing it through a 3PL.