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UK 3PLs with no minimum order volume, compared on what they publish
Eleven UK fulfilment companies say on their own websites that they take sellers with no minimum order volume. Six publish a pick and pack price. The rest ask you to request a quote. Every fact below comes from the provider’s own site, with a link to the page that says it.
Short answer: as of 10 October 2026, eleven UK 3PLs say they have no minimum order volume: Angler Fulfilment, Choice Fulfilment, Gus Logistics, Make and Supply, myWarehouse, PackPro Fulfilment, Reilly’s Express Delivery, Small Business Fulfilment, Storeship, Target 3PL (on its Target Flex service) and UK Fulfilment. Six of them publish a pick and pack price. “No minimum” does not always mean no commitment: check prepaid top-ups, notice periods and setup charges before you sign.
A note on who wrote this. Angler Fulfilment is one of the eleven companies in the table. To keep the comparison fair, every row, ours included, is written from that company’s own website, in its own words where possible, and the list is in alphabetical order rather than ranked. Where a website gives two different figures for the same thing, we show both rather than choosing one. If your company is listed and something is wrong or out of date, email info@anglerfulfilment.co.uk and we will correct it within one working day.
Eleven UK 3PLs with no minimum order volume
The table shows what each provider publishes about minimums, prices and contracts. “Not published” means we looked at the home, pricing, FAQ and terms pages that exist and did not find it; it does not mean the provider has no such charge. Prices are as each site states them, usually before VAT.
| Provider | Minimum volume | Pick and pack price | Storage price | Setup fee | Contract |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Angler FulfilmentRochdale, Greater Manchester. Source: pricing page | NoneNo minimum order volume | Published£1.10 first item, 85p from 3,000 orders a month, extra items 25p | PublishedFrom 20p a box a week, pallet £4.15 a week | £150 onceTo connect every sales channel; no onboarding fee | Rolling monthly30 days’ notice, no exit fee |
| Choice FulfilmentPlymouth, Devon. Source: home, pick and pack, small business | None“No minimum orders per month” | Headline only“Order Fulfilment from £1”, not itemised | Not published“only charged for the space you use” | None stated“NO setup fees, integration fees” | No long-term contract“never be tied into a long-term contract” |
| Gus LogisticsNantwich, Cheshire. Source: order fulfilment | None“There are no minimum volume requirements” | Quote onlyTailored quote, usually the same working day | Not published | Not published | No long-term contract“No long-term contracts required” |
| Make and SupplyNear Durham. Source: home, pricing | None“No minimum order volumes” | Quote onlyThe pricing page asks you to contact them | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| myWarehouseMilton Keynes. Source: pricing, terms, clause 18.2 | None“You can ship 1 order a month or 1,000” | PublishedFrom £1.95 an order, extra items 65p | PublishedPer cubic foot a month; the page shows both £0.85 and £0.60 | None£50 minimum prepaid top-up to start | Notice grows with volumeNone under 500 orders a month, 3 months from 500, 6 months from 1,000 |
| PackPro FulfilmentEssex. Source: pricing | None“no minimum volume requirements” | Published90p a single-item order, 60p each extra item; lower from 251 orders a month | PublishedPer unit per day; the page shows both 40p and 50p | None“does not charge setup fees, onboarding fees” | Rolling monthly“no exit fees, no minimum term” |
| Reilly’s Express DeliveryLutterworth, Leicestershire. Source: fulfilment | None“No minimum orders”; other pages say “low minimum” | Quote onlyTailored quote within 24 hours | Not published | Not published | No long-term contract“no long-term tie-ins” |
| Small Business FulfilmentCorsham, Wiltshire. Source: pricing, FAQ | None in practice“happy to process one order a day” | PublishedFrom £1 an order; £1.25 to £1.50 on the start-up tier | PublishedFrom £1.75 a pallet a week; the start-up tier says £2.50 | None“no set-up fees” | No contractA week’s notice to leave |
| StoreshipNottingham, and Alicante in Spain. Source: fulfilment, storage | NoneMinimum order volume? “No.” | Published“Pick and pack starts from £0.50 per order” | PublishedPer item a week; its pages show £0.005 and £0.003 | None stated“zero account fees” | No minimum commitment“there is no minimum commitment” |
| Target 3PL (Target Flex)Daventry, Northamptonshire. Source: Target Flex | None on Flex“No minimum volumes” on the Flex service | Quote only“pay only for what you use” | Not published | Not published“Free to Get Started” | No long-term contract“No long-term contracts” |
| UK FulfilmentNottingham. Source: small business, quote | None“we do not require a minimum quantity of orders” | Quote only“our quotes are tailored” | Not published | Not published | No long-term contract“No long-term contracts” |
Who publishes a price, and who quotes
Six of the eleven publish a pick and pack price: Angler Fulfilment, Choice Fulfilment, myWarehouse, PackPro Fulfilment, Small Business Fulfilment and Storeship. Five of those also publish storage prices. Choice Fulfilment publishes a single headline figure, “from £1”, without saying what it covers.
The other five, Gus Logistics, Make and Supply, Reilly’s Express Delivery, Target 3PL and UK Fulfilment, quote on request. A quote-only provider is not necessarily dearer. It does mean you cannot compare it with anyone until you have sent your order data and waited for a reply.
What “no minimum” can still hide
A provider can have no minimum order volume and still ask for a commitment in another form. These are the ones that appear on the sites above.
A prepaid balance. myWarehouse runs a prepaid account and asks for a minimum top-up of £50 to get started. That is small, but it is money paid before the first order ships.
A notice period that grows with you. myWarehouse’s terms ask for no notice below 500 orders a month, three months’ notice from 500 orders and six months’ notice from 1,000. A seller who grows on a no-minimum plan can end up on a long exit without signing anything new.
A headline price for the simplest order. “From” prices usually describe a single small item in a standard bag. Extra items, packaging materials and goods-in are charged on top almost everywhere. Ours are too: £1.10 covers the first item, and a typical month on our rate card works out at £1.30 to £1.45 an order before postage. The five charges that do not appear on a rate card are worth checking with every provider.
Storage in different units. One site prices storage per unit per day, one per item per week, one per cubic foot per month, and others per pallet, bin or box. The same stock can cost very different amounts depending on the unit, so convert every quote to the same month before you compare.
Setup and integration charges. Most of the eleven say they charge no setup fee. Angler charges a one-off £150 to connect every sales channel, and says so on its pricing page; there is no onboarding fee.
Not on this list, and why
Some well-known names are missing because their own websites do not say they have no minimum. Huboo, which is often suggested to small sellers, states on its fulfilment costs page that customers can get started from £1,500 per month. Blue30 Fulfilment, EZ3PL and 3PLWOW do not state a minimum either way; 3PLWOW says the right fit is assessed as part of the quote. Any of them may take small sellers; they simply do not say “no minimum” on their own sites.
How to compare them on your own numbers
Send every provider on your shortlist the same five numbers: orders a month, average items an order, how many SKUs, how much space your stock fills, and your return rate. Ask each one for a worked invoice for a normal month, every line included. Then compare the totals, not the headline rates.
Our own pricing page shows that month worked out at 100, 500 and 1,000 orders, line by line, so you can see what a full invoice looks like before you ask anyone else for one. For the questions to ask beyond price, read how to choose a 3PL in the UK.
How this page was checked
We started from the providers that Google and AI assistants name for UK searches about fulfilment with no minimum orders, and the ones ranking for them. Each provider’s home, pricing, FAQ and terms pages were read on 10 October 2026. A provider is included only if its own website says it takes sellers with no minimum order volume, or describes taking a single order a day. Quotes are the provider’s own words. We will review the page at least every three months and show the date at the top.
Questions
Which UK 3PLs have no minimum order volume?
On their own websites, checked on 10 October 2026, these UK fulfilment companies say they take sellers with no minimum order volume: Angler Fulfilment (Rochdale), Choice Fulfilment (Plymouth), Gus Logistics (Nantwich), Make and Supply (near Durham), myWarehouse (Milton Keynes), PackPro Fulfilment (Essex), Reilly’s Express Delivery (Lutterworth), Small Business Fulfilment (Corsham), Storeship (Nottingham), Target 3PL’s Target Flex service (Daventry) and UK Fulfilment (Nottingham).
Which no-minimum 3PLs publish their prices?
Six of the eleven publish a pick and pack price on their own website: Angler Fulfilment, Choice Fulfilment (a headline figure only), myWarehouse, PackPro Fulfilment, Small Business Fulfilment and Storeship. Five of them also publish storage prices. Gus Logistics, Make and Supply, Reilly’s, Target 3PL and UK Fulfilment quote on request.
Is Huboo a no-minimum 3PL?
Huboo’s own website does not say it has no minimum. Its fulfilment costs page says customers can get started from £1,500 per month, so it is not included in this comparison.
Does no minimum order volume mean no commitment at all?
Not always. One provider asks for a £50 prepaid top-up to start, one asks for three or six months’ notice once a seller passes 500 or 1,000 orders a month, and setup or integration charges vary. Angler charges a one-off £150 to connect a seller’s sales channels. Read the pricing page and the terms, not only the headline.
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