Users
5 on Standard, 15 on Growth, unlimited on Enterprise. Priced for the team actually running your floor, not a headcount estimate from a sales call.
ShipHero Pricing for 3PLs
What Should Your 3PL Actually Pay?
ShipHero publishes a starting price. It doesn't publish everything that price depends on. Here's what to check before you sign, and what the same warehouse costs on Stacket.
Fair, evidence-based comparison
$749/moStacket starting price
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What You'd Actually Pay With Stacket
Since you're already weighing WMS pricing, here are all three published Stacket plans. Hold them next to any quote you're currently sitting on.
Standard
$749/mo
For small 3PLs starting with eCommerce or B2B fulfillment.
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Growth
$1249/mo
For growing 3PLs managing more clients, SKUs, and workflows.
Enterprise
Custom
For high-volume 3PLs with complex, multi-warehouse operations.
Stacket pricing, explained
How Stacket Pricing Scales With Your Warehouse
Every published plan scales on factors you can check against your own operation, not vague "contact sales" tiers.
Warehouses
1 on Standard, 3 on Growth, unlimited on Enterprise. A second or third site doesn't force a separate contract.
Shipment Volume
Up to 5,000/mo on Standard, 20,000/mo on Growth, unlimited on Enterprise. You can see exactly where your current order volume lands before you commit.
Carrier Connections
1 on Standard, 3 on Growth, unlimited on Enterprise. Carrier access scales with the plan instead of being capped separately.
Pricing & fit
ShipHero vs Stacket: Which Platform Fits Your Warehouse?
This isn't about which platform is "better." It's about which pricing structure and workflow set actually fits your operating model.
| Category | ShipHero | Stacket |
|---|---|---|
Pricing structure | $2,145/month published starting price for the WMS for 3PLs plan. | $749/month Standard, $1,249/month Growth, Enterprise custom, three published tiers. |
Small & mid-sized 3PL suitability | Built for 3PLs and high-volume ecommerce brands at meaningful scale. | Focused on small and mid-sized 3PLs that want more workflow flexibility. |
Complex 3PL billing | Configurable Billing Profiles covering recurring, receiving, storage, shipping, and returns, assigned per client per warehouse. | Client-specific rate rules tied to warehouse activity, on Growth and Enterprise. |
Apparel & high-SKU operations | Unlimited SKUs and orders on the 3PL plan, managed through general inventory and order management. | Inventory tracked by warehouse, client, SKU, barcode, and bin, each pick confirmed by scanning the barcode. |
DTC & B2B workflows | A dedicated Wholesale/B2B fulfillment workflow, full case and pallet picking, SPS Commerce EDI, alongside standard ecommerce order management. | DTC, B2B, and wholesale documented explicitly, running from one inventory pool. |
Returns | A dedicated Returns Management module plus a Loop Returns integration. | Sellable, damaged, refurbishable, and exception condition grading with barcode-validated restocking. |
Client portal | Unlimited customer portals included on the 3PL plan. | A Seller portal included on every published plan. |
Integrations | Broad carrier network; NetSuite is a published ERP integration; QuickBooks Online available for eligible 3PL accounts. | Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, UPS/FedEx/DHL, and a QuickBooks integration tied directly to billing. |
Implementation | Sandbox account, setup and training, dedicated account manager; Enterprise adds a CSM. | Onboarding scope grows with plan; Enterprise includes dedicated onboarding and support. |
Migration | A switch to or from ShipHero is a scoped project; the 3PL plan's onboarding includes a sandbox account, setup, and training to support it. | Stacket migrations typically involve mapping SKUs, clients, rate cards, and integrations before a defined go-live. |
ShipHero pricing and feature details based on publicly available information reviewed on September 7, 2026. Pricing and plan details may change; confirm current terms directly with ShipHero.
Built for the whole evaluation
Who Decides on Pricing
The decision touches more than one desk. Each role weighs the number differently.
013PL Owner
3PL Owner
Weighs the subscription price against total cost: billing accuracy, client retention, and how much manual work the platform actually removes.
02Operations Lead
Operations Lead
Wants to know if the plan's warehouse and shipment caps match real order volume, not a rounded-up estimate.
03Billing Admin
Billing Admin
Checks whether the price includes billing automation or whether that's a separate add-on charged on top.
04Integrations Lead
Integrations Lead
Confirms which ecommerce, carrier, and accounting connections are included in the base price before scoping a migration.
05Client Success Manager
Client Success Manager
Cares whether the client portal is included at this price point or gated behind a higher tier.
Before you choose a WMS
Questions to Ask Before Comparing WMS Pricing
Useful for evaluating any WMS vendor, not just ShipHero or Stacket. Bring these to every sales conversation.
01
Does pricing increase with users?
Ask whether adding staff accounts for receiving, picking, or billing pushes you into a higher plan tier.
03
Are integrations included?
Check whether ecommerce, marketplace, carrier, and accounting integrations are bundled or billed as extras.
05
How does 3PL billing work?
Find out whether rate cards are client-specific or shared, and what happens to other clients when you edit one.
07
Can it support the full workflow?
Receiving, storage, pick and pack, and accessorial billing should run from the same system, not three connected ones.
09
What support is included?
Clarify whether you get a dedicated account manager or self-serve support only, and at what tier that changes.
02
Does pricing change with warehouse count?
Confirm whether a second or third facility needs a plan upgrade or a separate contract entirely.
04
Is implementation charged separately?
Ask what setup, configuration, and training cost beyond the advertised monthly rate.
06
Can it handle custom rate cards?
Confirm the platform can bill recurring fees, storage, receiving, and picking the exact way your contracts already require.
08
What does migration involve?
Ask exactly what's needed to move SKUs, clients, rate cards, and historical data before a go-live date is set.
10
What happens if you exceed plan limits?
Ask how overages on shipments, users, or warehouses get billed before you sign, not after the invoice shows up.
Testimonials
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Stacket gave us visibility we never had before. Billing disputes dropped, reporting got faster, and our warehouse finally felt under control.
Stacket 3PL WMS has revolutionized how we manage our inventory. Real-time tracking and analytics gave us unparalleled control over our supply chain.
Since integrating Stacket, we've seen a 30% increase in order fulfillment speed and accuracy. Bin-level precision made inventory management a breeze.
Implementing Stacket was a strategic move that paid off beyond expectations. Faster, more accurate shipping has driven our growth ever since.
ShipHero Pricing FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Short, factual answers about ShipHero pricing, total cost of ownership, and how Stacket compares.
ShipHero publishes a starting price of $2,145 per month for its WMS for 3PLs plan. Actual cost depends on your warehouse's specific requirements, so confirm current pricing directly with ShipHero.
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ShipHero is a trademark of its respective owner. Stacket is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by ShipHero. References to ShipHero are for identification and comparative purposes only. Product features, integrations, and pricing are based on publicly available information and may change. Verify current details directly with the respective vendor.