Who you’re trusting with your stock
Angler Fulfilment Ltd is a UK third-party logistics company. Below is everything you need to check us out before you send us anything.
The company
Our registered details, in one place
Every line below can be checked against the public register at Companies House.
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| Registered name | Angler Fulfilment Ltd |
|---|---|
| Company number | 17403880 |
| Registered in | England and Wales |
| Company type | Private limited company |
| Registered office | 77 Smithy Bridge Road, Littleborough, OL15 0BQ, United Kingdom This is the registered office, not the warehouse. Please do not send goods here. The warehouse address is in the next row. |
| Warehouse | Duke Street Mill, Rochdale, OL12 0LW This is where your stock is stored, picked and packed. Please book inbound deliveries in with us before they travel. Unannounced pallets slow everyone down, and a booked-in delivery is on the shelf and sellable faster. |
| Nature of business | Non-specialised wholesale trade (46900) · Operation of warehousing and storage facilities (52102) · Other transportation support activities (52290) · Packaging activities (82920) |
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Where your stock lives
Rochdale, Greater Manchester
Your stock is stored, picked and packed at Duke Street Mill, Rochdale, OL12 0LW. More on fulfilment in Greater Manchester.
We would rather you knew that before you asked. Plenty of fulfilment websites never name a building, and a seller sending their entire inventory to a company deserves to know which one it is going to. It is a working warehouse, not a shop or a collection point. There is nothing to walk into, and clients never need to come here: stock arrives by courier and leaves the same way. If you would like to see it before you commit, arrange a visit with us and we will show you round.
One request: book inbound deliveries in before they travel. An unannounced pallet has no paperwork attached to it, which means it sits in goods-in instead of going straight to a shelf. Booked-in stock is sellable faster.
What we actually do
Fulfilment for the sellers big 3PLs turn away
We pick, pack and dispatch e-commerce orders, prep stock for Amazon FBA, and process returns for UK sellers, from roughly 100 orders a month upwards.
The sellers we were built for are the ones big providers treat as an administrative nuisance: too small for a dedicated account manager, too big to keep doing yourself at eleven o’clock at night. There is no ceiling on that. If you grow past a few thousand orders a month, pricing moves from the published rate card to a volume-banded quote and you stay exactly where you are. If you are starting smaller than a hundred orders a month, we will still take the work and tell you honestly whether it is worth paying us yet.
Orders placed before our 2pm cut-off on a working day are dispatched that day. The full rate card is published on the pricing page: every line of it, including the charges most 3PLs keep in the contract rather than on the website.
How to reach a person
Three ways, and what to expect from each
Phone
Business hours. If we are on the warehouse floor and miss you, leave a message and we call back the same working day.
Answered within 2 business hours. Quotes come back within one working day, fully itemised.
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Being straight with you
What we are not going to pretend
We publish our rate card because hidden fees are the main reason sellers leave a 3PL, and we would rather lose a quote on price than win one and surprise you in month three.
In the same spirit: we are a young company. If you want references, or to arrange a look round before you commit, ask. That is a reasonable thing to want from anyone handling your inventory, and we would rather you asked the hard questions now than found the answers out during peak.
And if we are not the right fit (oversized items, chilled goods, hazardous stock, or volumes outside our range), we will say so on the quote and, where we can, point you at someone who is.