FBA Near Me

Find Amazon FBA Warehouses Near You

Looking for an Amazon FBA warehouse near me? FBA Near Me is an up-to-date directory of Amazon fulfillment centers (FCs), sortation centers, and third-party prep centers across the United States and worldwide. Whether you need to verify receiving dock addresses for inbound LTL/FTL freight, schedule Amazon Carrier Central appointments, find a local 3PL prep center for labeling and inspection, or plan shipment routes, our tool helps you search by city, state, ZIP code, or warehouse code.

📦 Can I deliver to the nearest FBA warehouse?

Generally, no. Amazon’s inventory placement algorithm automatically assigns your receiving fulfillment center. Check our 2026 Inbound Placement Guide to optimize your shipping plans.

🚛 Carrier Central & Inbound Dock Rules

All palletized freight (LTL/FTL) requires a pre-booked dock appointment via Amazon Carrier Central. High-volume hubs like ONT8 and LAX9 require 1–2 weeks advance booking.

🏷️ Third-Party Prep Centers (3PL)

Need product inspection, FNSKU barcoding, or removal order handling? Partnering with a prep center near your designated port of entry or Amazon hub drastically cuts transit time and fees.

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Amazon Inbound Placement Service Fees (2026): Split Rates & 3PL Cost Guide

Compare actual split costs, learn the West Coast rate premium at hubs like ONT8 and LAX9, and calculate how local 3PL prep centers can save thousands on inbound shipping.

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How it works

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    Search

    Search by city, ZIP code, or warehouse code (e.g., ABE2, JFK8).

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    Browse

    Browse results by country, state, or city to narrow down locations.

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    Go to the state or city page to view all warehouses and details.

Top FBA Fulfillment Centers

Quick access to essential receiving guides, Carrier Central dock rules, and nearby 3PL prep centers for major Amazon hubs:

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Choose a country to explore FBA warehouses by state and city.

  • Canada
    42 Warehouses · 31 Cities
  • The Czech Republic
    1 Warehouses · 1 Cities
  • Spain
    15 Warehouses · 14 Cities
  • France
    29 Warehouses · 28 Cities
  • United Kingdom
    70 Warehouses · 59 Cities
  • India
    45 Warehouses · 16 Cities
  • Italy
    17 Warehouses · 16 Cities
  • Japan
    59 Warehouses · 51 Cities
  • Poland
    12 Warehouses · 10 Cities
  • Singapore
    1 Warehouses · 1 Cities
  • United States
    363 Warehouses · 244 Cities

Browse by State (US)

Jump directly to a US state to see cities and warehouses.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an Amazon FBA warehouse?
FBA (Fulfillment by Amazon) warehouses are Amazon-operated logistics centers. Sellers send products to FBA, and Amazon handles storage, packing, shipping, and customer service.
How can I find the nearest FBA warehouse?
You can search by city, country, or ZIP code on our site. We provide the nearest Amazon warehouses and third-party prep centers with Google Maps links.
What’s the difference between an FBA warehouse and a Prep Center?
FBA warehouses are Amazon’s own facilities and only handle storage and order fulfillment. Prep Centers (3PLs) are third-party providers that offer labeling, inspection, returns processing, and forwarding to Amazon FBA.
Can I ship products directly to the nearest FBA warehouse?
No. You must create a shipment plan in Amazon Seller Central. Amazon assigns the destination warehouse automatically, which may not be the closest one.
What services do Prep Centers offer?
Common services include labeling (FNSKU/UPC), bundling/packaging, photo or video inspection, returns handling, hazmat support, removals processing, customs clearance, and tax/VAT assistance.
How much do Prep Center services cost?
Pricing varies by region. Typical costs: $0.5–2 per unit for handling, pallet or cubic meter storage fees, and monthly minimum charges in some centers.
Which countries have Amazon FBA warehouses?
Amazon has FBA networks in North America (US, Canada, Mexico), Europe (UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Poland, Czech Republic, etc.), Asia-Pacific (Japan, Australia, Singapore, India), and the Middle East (UAE, Saudi Arabia).
Do I need a Prep Center if I ship from overseas?
Yes, often. If shipping large volumes (like containers) internationally, Prep Centers help with customs clearance, pallet breakdown, labeling, and forwarding to FBA warehouses.
Can I choose to ship only to one Amazon warehouse?
Normally no. Amazon splits inventory across multiple warehouses for faster customer delivery. You can use Amazon’s Inventory Placement Service (IPS) to reduce splits, but fees apply.
Why is 'FBA near me' important?
Finding nearby FBA warehouses or Prep Centers helps reduce shipping costs, speeds up returns or relabeling, and shortens inbound time, improving sales velocity.
How many Amazon fulfillment centers are there?
Amazon operates hundreds of fulfillment centers worldwide. The exact number changes frequently as facilities open, expand, or are repurposed. Use our country and state pages to browse active locations near you.
What does FBA stand for?
FBA stands for “Fulfillment by Amazon”. Amazon stores your products, then picks, packs, ships orders, and handles customer service and returns for eligible listings.
What is an FBA store?
An "FBA store" is an Amazon seller business that lists products on Amazon and uses the Fulfillment by Amazon program to store inventory and fulfill orders.
How much does FBA cost a month?
Costs vary by marketplace and catalog. In the US, the Professional selling plan is $39.99/month; Individual sellers have no monthly fee but pay a per-item fee. In addition, FBA charges fulfillment (pick/pack/ship) and monthly storage fees that depend on size/weight and season.
Can I tour an Amazon fulfillment center?
Yes, at select sites. Amazon offers guided tours through its official program in limited locations and times; availability varies. Check the official tours site for schedules and requirements.
Does FBA make money?
FBA can be profitable when product margins comfortably cover all costs: product, freight to FBA, FBA fulfillment and storage, Amazon referral fees, advertising, and returns. Use the FBA revenue calculator and test small batches before scaling.
Why are FBA fees so high?
Fees reflect labor, packaging, transportation and last-mile delivery, peak-season surcharges, storage and inventory risk, and network distance (especially for oversized or remote deliveries). Optimizing dimensions, packaging, and sell-through can help reduce effective fees.

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